As if nothing had happened, he takes his sons away from home on a trip.
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According to contemporaries, the director used the film to depict a personal tragedy of his own not unlike the Shakespearian original.
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The tight schedule meant that the large-scale Battle of the Ice scene, in which the knights were supposed to fall through a frozen lake, had to be shot in summer.
Swindler and magician Count Cagliostro goes into hiding in the provinces after his latest scam is uncovered by an influential St.