King of Texas (2002)
In this re-imagining of Shakespear's King Lear, Patrick Stewart stars as John Lear, a Texas cattle baron, who, after dividing his wealth among his three daughters, is rejected by them.
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In this re-imagining of Shakespear's King Lear, Patrick Stewart stars as John Lear, a Texas cattle baron, who, after dividing his wealth among his three daughters, is rejected by them.
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Genre:Western, Drama, TV Movie
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In Theaters:6/2/2002
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Runtime:95 minutes
Studio:Flying Freehold Productions, Hallmark Entertainment, Turner Network Television
Cast
Uli Edel
Director
Patrick Stewart
John Lear
Marcia Gay Harden
Mrs. Susannah Lear Tumlinson
Lauren Holly
Mrs. Rebecca Lear Highsmith
Roy Scheider
Henry Westover
David Alan Grier
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Colm Meaney
Mr. Tumlinson
Patrick Bergin
Mr. Highsmith
Julie Cox
Claudia Lear
Richard Lineback
Warnell
Fernando Banda
Antonio
Juan Pablo Gamboa
Weems
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