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Catherine the Great
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Catherine the Great

Apr 28, 1996
3h 0m
★ 5.5

Through Treachery, Passion and Courage, She Built an Empire

Overview

Trapped in a loveless arranged marriage to the immature future Czar, a young German Princess proves a skillful political infighter and rises to become Catherine the Great.

Genres

Drama
TV Movie
History

Production Companies

MR Filmproduktion
Patrola Film
Skylark Cine Inc.
ZDF
UFA Fernsehproduktion
UFA International
UFA

Cast

Catherine Zeta-Jones

Catherine

Catherine Zeta-Jones

Paul McGann

Potemkin

Paul McGann

Ian Richardson

Vorontzov

Ian Richardson

Brian Blessed

Bestuzhev

Brian Blessed

Christoph Waltz

Mirovich

Christoph Waltz

Hannes Jaenicke

Peter

Hannes Jaenicke

John Rhys-Davies

Pugachev

John Rhys-Davies

Agnès Soral

Gräfin Bruce

Agnès Soral

Veronica Ferres

Vorontzova

Veronica Ferres

Mel Ferrer

Patriarch

Mel Ferrer

Jeanne Moreau

Elizabeth

Jeanne Moreau

Omar Sharif

Razumovsky

Omar Sharif

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