Heilige Jeanne

Mar 24, 1978

1h 53m

★ 0.0

Overview

Dutch television adaptation of George Bernard Shaw's play "Saint Joan".

Genres

Drama

History

Production Companies

Katholieke Radio Omroep (KRO)

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Cast

Jeanne

Josine van Dalsum

Charles

Lex van Delden

Bisschop Cauchon

Coen Flink

Graaf van Warwick

Max Croiset

Dunois

Rutger Hauer

Aartsbisschop van Reins

Lo van Hensbergen

De Inquisiteur

Johan Schmitz

Kapelaan deStogumber

Leo de Hartogh

Robert de Baudricourt

Will Van Selst

Huismeester

Leen Jongewaard

Blauwbaard

Erik Plooyer

Kapitein La Hire

Paul Brandenburg

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