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The Letter for the King (2009)

Young Tiuri has to pass the final test before before being knighted by king Dagonaut. He has to pass a night in the chapel, what is suddenly disturbed by a strangers request of help. With his decision to help the stranger, Tiuri abandons his given task and starts into an adventure, that will shape the destiny of Dagonaut. On his journey he learns about the true meaning of love, friendship, courage and loyalty.
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Young Tiuri has to pass the final test before before being knighted by king Dagonaut. He has to pass a night in the chapel, what is suddenly disturbed by a strangers request of help. With his decision to help the stranger, Tiuri abandons his given task and starts into an adventure, that will shape the destiny of Dagonaut. On his journey he learns about the true meaning of love, friendship, courage and loyalty.

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Genre:Family, Adventure
Directed By:Pieter Verhoeff
Written By:Maarten Lebens, Pieter Verhoeff
In Theaters:10/11/2009
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Runtime:110 minutes
Studio:Katholieke Radio Omroep (KRO), Heimatfilm, Studio.TV.Film, Eyeworks Egmond, Armada Productions, Menaures BV, ZDF

Cast

Director

Pieter Verhoeff

Director

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Yannick van de Velde

Tiuri

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Quinten Schram

Piak

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Johan Leysen

Narrator (voice)

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Rüdiger Vogler

Menaures

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Bram van der Vlugt

Menaures (voice)

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Rüdiger Vogler

King of Unauwen

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Bram van der Vlugt

King of Unauwen (voice)

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Hanna Schwamborn

Lavinia

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Roos Netjes

Lavinia (voice)

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Lars Rudolph

Slupor

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Pierre Bokma

Slupor (voice)

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