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Theatre

5.5/10
TMDB2 votes
Original: 1 seasons

Set in early 20th-century England, a celebrated middle-aged actress, Julia Lambert, begins an affair with a young clerk named Tom Fennell. After realising he is merely a social climber using her for status, Julia tries to break free from the infatuation.

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About Theatre

Theatre (1979) is a TV series in the comedy, drama genres. Directed by . The cast includes Vija Artmane, Gunārs Cilinskis, Ivars Kalnins, Janis Streics.

Released
Original language
Seasons
1
Episodes
2
Status
Ended
Production countries
Soviet Union
Production companies
Rīgas kinostudija
Directors

Theatre cast & characters

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What is Theatre about?

Set in early 20th-century England, a celebrated middle-aged actress, Julia Lambert, begins an affair with a young clerk named Tom Fennell. After realising he is merely a social climber using her for status, Julia tries to break free from the infatuation.

Who stars in Theatre?

Vija Artmane, Gunārs Cilinskis, Ivars Kalnins, Janis Streics, Elza Radziņa, Valentīns Skulme. See the cast cards above for character names.

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