Movie·1994·1h 51m
Farinelli
Where does the power of his voice end?
Directed By
Gérard Corbiau
Country
Italy
Language
French
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// overview
The Story
The life and career of Italian opera singer Farinelli, considered one of the greatest castrato singers of all time.
Written By
Marcel Beaulieu
Producer
Véra Belmont, Stéphane Thenoz
Cinematography
Walther van den Ende
Editor
Joëlle Hache
Themes
Production House
Audience Score
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// cast
Cast
Stefano Dionisi
Carlo Broschi (Farinelli)
Enrico Lo Verso
Riccardo Broschi
Elsa Zylberstein
Alexandra
Jeroen Krabbé
George Frideric Handel
Caroline Cellier
Margareth Hunter
Marianne Basler
Countess Mauer
Jacques Boudet
Felipe V
Graham Valentine
Prince of Wales
Pier Paolo Capponi
Broschi
Renaud du Peloux de Saint Romain
Benedict Hunter
Delphine Zentout
Young admirer
Omero Antonutti
Nicola Porpora
Richard Reeves
Jonathan Fox
// crew
Crew
Marcel Beaulieu
Screenplay
Véra Belmont
Producer
Joëlle Hache
Editor
Walther van den Ende
Director of Photography
Gérard Corbiau
Director
Stéphane Thenoz
Executive Producer
Dominique Janne
Executive Producer
Aldo Lado
Executive Producer
Linda Gutenberg
Executive Producer
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