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- The Duke in Darkness (1957)
- TV Movie | 60 min |Drama
The Duke in Darkness (1957)
TV Movie | 60 min |Drama
A live television play set in 16th century France. A duke imprisoned for 15 years in a castle in France feigns blindness for five years to lull the suspicions of his captors in order to plan his escape.
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James Carhatt |Patrick Hamilton (play)
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Updated Oct 10, 1957
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Oct 10, 1957 (Australia)
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| Cast | + Add Cast |
|---|---|
| 6 cast members |
| Name | Known for |
|---|---|
 Brian JamesDuke of Latteraine Duke of Latteraine See fewer |
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