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Poor Madame Butterfly! The 15-year-old geisha, who has renounced her family and Japanese traditions for the love of an American naval officer, finds herself abandoned in favour of a Western wife.
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Poor Madame Butterfly! The 15-year-old geisha, who has renounced her family and Japanese traditions for the love of an American naval officer, finds herself abandoned in favour of a Western wife.
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Genre:Music, Drama
Written By:Giuseppe Giacosa, Luigi Illica
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Runtime:157 minutes
Studio:Pathé
Cast
François Roussillon
Director
Alexandra Marcellier
Madama Butterfly (singing voice)
Eleonora Buratto
Madama Butterfly
Elena Stikhina
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Stefan Pop
B.F. Pinkerton
Christopher Maltman
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Carlo Bosi
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Vartan Gabrielian
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Sofia Anisimova
Kate Pinkerton
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