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The Adventures of Baron Munchausen - Terry Gilliam

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Directed by: 
Terry Gilliam
Screenplay by: 
Terry Gilliam
Charles McKeown
Produced by: 
Thomas Schühly
Stratton Leopold
Ray Cooper
Jake Eberts
Release year: 
1988
Country: 
United States of America
United Kingdom
Italy
Runtime: 
126min
Genre: 
Adventure Film
Steampunk
Costume drama
Action Film
Fantasy
Family
Action/Adventure
Costume Adventure
Fantasy Adventure
Fantasy Comedy
Comedy
Science Fiction
Drama
Music by: 
Michael Kamen
Eric Idle
Soundtrack: 
The Adventures of Baron Munchausen
Subjects: 
Baron Münchhausen
Tagline: 
A true story. We've got the film to prove it.
Plot: 
The fantastic tale of an 18th century aristocrat, his talented henchmen and a little girl in their efforts to save a town from defeat by the Turks. Being swallowed by a giant sea-monster, a trip to the moon, a dance with Venus and an escape from the Grim Reaper are only some of the improbable adventures.
Cast: 
John Neville
as
Baron Munchausen
Sarah Polley
as
Sally Salt
Eric Idle
as
Desmond
Oliver Reed
as
Vulcan
Uma Thurman
as
Venus
Robin Williams
as
King of the Moon
Peter Jeffrey
as
Sultan
Charles McKeown
as
Rupert
Valentina Cortese
as
Queen Ariadne
Jonathan Pryce
as
The Right Ordinary Horatio Jackson
Sting
as
Heroic Officer
Alison Steadman
as
Daisy
Bill Paterson
as
Henry Salt
Jack Purvis
as
Jeremy
Dennis Winston
as
Bill
Don Henderson
as
Commander
Eric Idle
as
Berthold
Uma Thurman
as
Rose
Charles McKeown
as
Adolphus
Valentina Cortese
as
Violet
Jack Purvis
as
Gustavus
Dennis Winston
as
Albrecht
Ray Cooper
as
Functionary
Andrew MacLachlan
as
Colonel
Jose Lifante
as
Dr. Death
Mohamed Badrsalem
as
Executioner
Kiran Shah
as
Executioner's Assistant
Franco Adducci
as
Treasurer
Ettore Martini
as
First General
Antonio Pistillo
as
Second General
Michael Polley
as
Gunner #1
Tony Smart
as
Gunner #2
Laura D'Arista
as
Theater-goer
Terry Gilliam
as
Irritating Singer Inside Fish
Balbino Lacosta

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