Mafalda of Savoy
(TV 2006)
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Mafalda of Savoy
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| Stefania Rocca | ... |
Mafalda di Savoia
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Franco Castellano | ... |
Aldo Maggio
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Johannes Brandrup | ... |
Filippo d'Assia
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Hary Prinz | ... |
Karl Rüdiger
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| Clotilde Courau | ... |
Giovanna di Savoia
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Regina Orioli | ... |
Sara
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Gisella Burinato | ... |
Maria di Buchwald
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| Christo Jivkov | ... |
Michele Petrovich
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Carlo Dogliani | ... | |
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Margareta von Krauss | ... |
Regina Elena di Montenegro
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Tina Engel | ... |
Tony Breitscheid
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Lena Reichmuth | ... |
Tata Luisa Schmidt
(as Bernarda Reichmuth)
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Adina Rapiteanu | ... |
Miriam
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Hans Peter Hallwachs | ... |
Rudolph Breitscheid
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Sergio Grammatico | ... |
Marinaio #1 Magnani
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The story of Mafalda is like the one of Cinderella, just the other way round. The dramatic real story of a Italian princess, born and raised in the comforts of a golden court, who will be forced by war to share the fate of ordinary people in a concentration camp. Mafalda di Savoia was chosen to represent the decline of nobility and the errors of war, which separate and destroy even noble families. Mafalda is a victim of political strategies that overlook her, and her tragic death shows the levelling power of war, that forces poor and rich alike to share the same destiny. Mafalda di Savoia, second born of the King of Italy Vittorio Emanuele III, immediately demonstrates great sensibility towards those who cannot share her privileges. Animated by a docile but determined nature, despite her father's will, she falls in love and decides to marry Prince Filippo D'Assia. The King, who does not approve the union of his daughter, a Catholic, with a German and protestant aristocratic, receives ... Written by Anonymous