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Utz (1992)
Hugh Whitemore adapted Bruce Chatwin's novel for this tale of a New York antique dealer who travels to Prague to buy the porcelain collection of the late Baron Utz, only to become embroiled in the wreckage of the dead man's unusual life history after he discovers that the collection is missing.
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Hugh Whitemore adapted Bruce Chatwin's novel for this tale of a New York antique dealer who travels to Prague to buy the porcelain collection of the late Baron Utz, only to become embroiled in the wreckage of the dead man's unusual life history after he discovers that the collection is missing.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Hugh Whitemore
In Theaters:3/15/1992
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Runtime:98 minutes
Studio:Viva Pictures, Academy Pictures
Cast
George Sluizer
Director
Armin Mueller-Stahl
Baron Kaspar Joachim von Utz
Brenda Fricker
Marta
Peter Riegert
Marius Fisher
Paul Scofield
Dr. Vaclav Orlik
Gaye Brown
Ada Krasova
Miriam Karlin
Grandmother
Pauline Melville
Curator
Christian Mueller-Stahl
Baron Kaspar Joachim Utz aged 18
Jakub Zdeněk
Baron Kaspar Joachim von Utz aged 11
Christian Rabe
Baron Kaspar Joachim von Utz aged 5
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