LGBTQ RomCom Red, White, and Royal Blue Casting updates
Red, White and Royal Blue still does not have an official release date. However, the cast has been sharing pictures of their filming.
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Viktor and Angelika are a straight couple. He is a professor of veterinary science and she has studied art history. Both are more interested in their hobbies and professions than in each other; also, Viktor isn't terribly interested in satisfying his wife anymore. Their upright relationship changes dramatically when Viktor gets to know Lotte, a former school friend of Angelika's. Back in school, Lotte would have done anything for Angelika.
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Viktor and Angelika are a straight couple. He is a professor of veterinary science and she has studied art history. Both are more interested in their hobbies and professions than in each other; also, Viktor isn't terribly interested in satisfying his wife anymore. Their upright relationship changes dramatically when Viktor gets to know Lotte, a former school friend of Angelika's. Back in school, Lotte would have done anything for Angelika.
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Genre:Romance, Comedy
Written By:Doris Dörrie
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Runtime:106 minutes
Studio:Delta film, h.j. seybusch, WDR, Road Movies
Cast
Doris Dörrie
Director
Heiner Lauterbach
Viktor
Katharina Thalbach
Lotte
Sunnyi Melles
Angelika
Hanne Wieder
Ruth
Brigitte Janner
Detektivin (Detective)
Ulrike Kriener
Hure (Hooker)
Katja Flint
Verkaeuferin (Seller)
Michael Klemm
Museumswaerter (Museum Attendent)
Danny Krausz
1. Zuhaelter (Pimp #1)
Gerd Huber
Kartenverkaeufer (Ticketseller)
Werner-Albert Püthe
Bankangestellter (Bank Employee) (as Werner A. Püthe)
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