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| Sony Pictures Home Entertainment (2005) | |||||
| Music, Musical | |||||
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| Marcelo Alvarez | Duca di Mantova | |
| Inva Mula | Gilda | |
| Roberto Servile | Rigoletto | |
| Andrea Silvestrelli | Sparafucile | |
| Marcelo Álvarez | Duke of Mantua | |
| Cortese Andrea | Marullo | |
| Emilia Bertoncello | Contessa di Ceprano | |
| Andrea Cortese | Marullo | |
| Boschetti Giulio | Conte di Ceprano | |
| Rossi Gladys | Un Paggio |
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| Producer | Maurizio de Santis
Guido Pietroni David Hash De Santis Maurizio |
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| Writer | Francesco Maria Piave
Francesco Piave |
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Verdi's Masterpiece is a Powerful Blend of Story and Music. Guiseppe Verdi's masterpiece Rigoletto is brilliantly brought to life in this unique production of the beloved opera, performed under the stars of Siena, Italy, by Roberto Servile, Inva Mula (The Fifth Element), Marcelo Alvarez and the Toscanini Foundation Orchestra, conducted by Keri Lynn Wilson with costumes by renowned fashion designer, Vivienne Westwood. In the 1550s Mantua, the Duke (Alvarez), a celebrated ladies' man, seduces Gilda (Mula), the beautiful daughter of his sharp-tongued jester, Rigoletto (Servile). Vowing revenge, her furious father hires Sparafucile, a notorious assassin, to avenge his family's honor, a decision that will end in tragedy for all. |
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