The Man in the Iron Mask (1998)
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| Budget | $500,000.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $0.00 |
| Original Language | en |
| Popularity | 3.162 |
Directed By
William Richert
Crew
H. Roy Matlen
Christine H. Luethje
Donald L. Slemp
Julius Metoyer
Salvador Pérez Jr.
Jeffrey R. Gund
Jean Mark Felio
Jacques Hébert
Louis Meserole
Jeff Greene
Gloria Pryor
Aaron Griffith
Frank Serafine
Andre Vaillancourt
William Richert
William Barber
Dennis Hayden
Alexandre Dumas
Louis Meserole
Jim Ervin
William Richert
Bruce Resnik
Sanford Hampton
Mark Terry
Tom Seiler
Myke Michaels
Burton Richardson
Mark Quod
Myke Michaels
TOP CAST
Edward Albert
Athos
Dana Barron
Valliere
Timothy Bottoms
Fouquet
Brigid Brannagh
Molly
Fannie Brett
Henriette
Gary Bristow
Guillotine
Roger Collard
Friar
Brian Casey
Boy
Daniel J. Coplan
Moliere
Gretchen Eichholz
Theatre Actress #2
Daniel Erickson
2nd Officer
Meg Foster
Queen Anne
David "Shark" Fralick
Theatre Actor #1
John Iii Franklin
Town Crier
James Gammon
Commandant
Joe Garcia
Turnkey
Dennis Hayden
D'Artagnan
William Hayden
Captain
Brenda James
Lucille
Allan Kohlman
Abbot
Lala Land
Street Seller
Robert Littman
Colbert
William Brian Lowry
Captain #1
Russell Gannon
Blacksmith Russo
William Richert
Alexandre Dumas / Count Aramis
Nick Richert
King Louis XIV / Philippe
Rex Ryon
Porthos
Jeremy West
Cardinal Mazarin
Jerry Trimble
Lead Soldier
Robert Tena
First Officer
Dalton Hayden
The Young Prince
Tom Seiler
2nd Poet
Nils Allen Stewart
Blacksmith
Reeko Meserole
Jester
Paul Dion Monte
Wiry Soldier
Burton Richardson
Guard
Robert Seeley
Guard at the Bastille
Judy Sharinger
Comtesse De Monte Carlo
Rick Smith
Drunken Soldier
Gregory Zarian
Husband
Frank Swann
Guard
R.G. Armstrong
Old Man
Jf Pryor
Lieutenant
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