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The Winter's Tale
Exquisitely sculptured Russian puppets perform this powerful and enchanting story full of regal and rustic characters. A fit of temper has tragic results for King Leontes. Sixteen years later, the gods and humbler mortals intervene to craft a happy, magical ending.
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Exquisitely sculptured Russian puppets perform this powerful and enchanting story full of regal and rustic characters. A fit of temper has tragic results for King Leontes. Sixteen years later, the gods and humbler mortals intervene to craft a happy, magical ending.
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Genre:Animation, Drama
Written By:Leon Garfield
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Runtime:25 minutes
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Cast
Stanislav Sokolov
Director
Anton Lesser
Leontes (voice)
Jenny Agutter
Hermoine (voice)
Sally Dexter
Paulina (voice)
Michael Kitchen
Polixenes (voice)
Adrienne O'Sullivan
Perdita (voice)
Stephen Tompkinson
Autolycus (voice)
Philip Voss
Shephered / Judge (voice)
Simon Harrison
Shepherd's Son / Servant (voice)
Jonathan Tafler
Camillo (voice)
Timothy Bateson
Antigonus (voice)
Jonathan Firth
Florizel (voice)
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