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Drama
BACKGROUND
In an effort to remain a world power and consolidate its crumbling empire in central and eastern Europe, Austria joined with Hungary in 1867 to form the unusual alliance called the Dual Monarchy. The outcome was a geographically large nation of about 50 million people composed of many different language groups and nationalities. Before too long it was regarded as a great European power along with France, Germany, Russia, and Britain. The Austro-Hungarian Empire was ruled from Vienna by the Habsburg monarch who assumed two titles: Emperor of Austria and King of Hungary.
PRINCIPAL CAST MEMBERS
Edward Norton: Eisenheim the Illusionist
Paul Giamatti: Vienna's Chief Inspector Uhl
Rufus Sewell: Crown Prince Leopold, heir-apparent to the throne
Jessica Biel: his fiancée, Duchess Sophie von Teschen
REVIEW
Combining romance and mystery, the movie is beautifully shot with fine acting throughout.
CLASSIFICATION
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