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William & Kate (2011)
Inspired by the royal wedding and retelling the highs and lows of the nine-year courtship of Kate Middleton and Prince William. The couple struggles to keep their relationship together in the face of intense media scrutiny and family pressures, but the story ultimately ends in a fairytale wedding.
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Inspired by the royal wedding and retelling the highs and lows of the nine-year courtship of Kate Middleton and Prince William. The couple struggles to keep their relationship together in the face of intense media scrutiny and family pressures, but the story ultimately ends in a fairytale wedding.
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Genre:Drama, Romance, TV Movie
Written By:Nancey Silvers
In Theaters:4/18/2011
Box Office:$15
Runtime:83 minutes
Studio:SevenOne International, Silverscreen Pictures, The Königsberg Company, Lifetime
Cast
Mark Rosman
Director
Camilla Luddington
Kate Middleton
Nico Evers-Swindell
Prince William
Victoria Tennant
Celia
Charles Shaughnessy
Helicopter Flight Instructor
Ben Cross
Prince of Wales
Serena Scott Thomas
Carole Middleton
Samantha Whittaker
Olivia Martin
Trilby Glover
Margaret Hemmings-Wellington
Jonathan Patrick Moore
Ian Musgrave
Richard Alan Reid
Derek Rodgers
Christopher Cousins
Michael Middleton
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