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Richard III
Richard of Gloucester uses murder and manipulation to claim England's throne.
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Richard of Gloucester uses murder and manipulation to claim England's throne.
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Genre:Drama
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Runtime:159 minutes
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Cast
Thomas Ostermeier, Hannes Rossacher
Director
Lars Eidinger
Richard III.
Moritz Gottwald
Buckingham
Eva Meckbach
Elizabeth
Jenny König
Lady Anne
Sebastian Schwarz
Hastings, Brakenbury, Ratcliff
Robert Beyer
Catesby, Margaret, Erster Mörder
Thomas Bading
Edward, Bürgermeister, Zweiter Mörder
Christoph Gawenda
Clarence, Dorset, Stanley, Prinz v. Wales (als Puppe)
Laurenz Laufenberg
Rivers, York (als Puppe)
Thomas Witte
Schlagzeuger
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