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Twelfth Night

Twelfth Night

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Charming full text, modern, location based screen adaptation of William Shakespeare's play Twelfth Night.

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Status

Released

Original Language

English

Runtime

166 mins

Rating

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Release Date

25 October 2018

Country

Cast

Sheila Atim

Sheila Atim

Viola / Sebastian

Antony Bunsee

Antony Bunsee

Malvolio

Dominic Coleman

Dominic Coleman

Sir Andrew Aguecheek

Shalini Peiris

Shalini Peiris

Olivia

Simon Nagra

Simon Nagra

Sir Toby Belch

Zackary Momoh

Zackary Momoh

Antonio

Lisa Zahra

Lisa Zahra

Maria

Ben Whybrow

Ben Whybrow

Orsino

David Nellist

David Nellist

Feste

Steven Miller

Steven Miller

Fabian

David Charles

David Charles

Officer 1

Christopher Keegan

Christopher Keegan

Officer 2

Luke Murphy

Luke Murphy

Curio

George Johnston

George Johnston

Valentine

Nina Shenkman

Nina Shenkman

Maid

Alexander Delamere

Alexander Delamere

Priest

Alex Downey

Alex Downey

Seaman

Tansy Smethurst

Tansy Smethurst

Child Refugee 1

Shani Smethurst

Shani Smethurst

Child Refugee 2

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