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Little Lady
Nine-year-old streetwalker Emily lives with her widowed mother in 19th century New York. Her life changes abruptly when she learns that she has been appointed sole heiress by an aging, wealthy Austrian countess. It is not only an heiress who causes turbulence, but also the countess's attempt to raise Emily as a member of the aristocracy.
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Nine-year-old streetwalker Emily lives with her widowed mother in 19th century New York. Her life changes abruptly when she learns that she has been appointed sole heiress by an aging, wealthy Austrian countess. It is not only an heiress who causes turbulence, but also the countess's attempt to raise Emily as a member of the aristocracy.
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Genre:TV Movie, Family
Written By:Chris Boyle
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Runtime:99 minutes
Studio:ZDF, Yellow Bird Pictures
Cast
Gernot Roll
Director
Stefania Rocca
Malvina Farelli
Veronica Ferres
Frau Hobbs
Philippa Schöne
Emily
Christiane Hörbiger
Gräfin
Christiane Filangieri
Lucille Ernest
Xaver Hutter
Herr von Havenegg
Wolfgang Hinze
Professor
Paul Alhäuser
Pauly Schwartz
Nino Böhlau
Alfred
Alexander Jagsch
Officer Collins
Claudia Messner
Molli
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