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The Magic Flute's all pervading themes of love and betrayal, reward and retribution, coupled with the encompassing power of Mozart's brilliant score have given rise to a motion picture set during Mozart's 250th birthday celebration year.
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The Magic Flute's all pervading themes of love and betrayal, reward and retribution, coupled with the encompassing power of Mozart's brilliant score have given rise to a motion picture set during Mozart's 250th birthday celebration year.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Kevin Sullivan
In Theaters:4/15/2008
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Runtime:104 minutes
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Cast
Kevin Sullivan
Director
Rutger Hauer
Dr. Richard Nagel
Warren Christie
Tom / Tamino
Mireille Asselin
Masha / Pamina
Daniel Kash
Monostatos
Olivier Laquerre
Papageno
Kelly Campbell
Sandra/Papagena
Marshall Pynkoski
Director
Jeannette Zingg
Curtis Sullivan
Sarastro
Erin Windle
Queen of the Night
Shaun Austin-Olsen
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