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Rupert of
Hentzau is a
sequel by
Anthony Hope to The
Prisoner of Zenda,
written in 1895[contradictory] but not
published in book form
until 1898. The...
- the
unstable political situation of the interregnum. A sequel,
Rupert of
Hentzau, was
published in 1898 and is
included in some
editions of The Prisoner...
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Rupert of
Hentzau is an 1898
novel by
Anthony Hope, the
sequel to The
Prisoner of Zenda.
Rupert of
Hentzau may also
refer to:
Rupert of
Hentzau (1915 film)...
- only two books: The
Prisoner of
Zenda (1894) and its
sequel Rupert of
Hentzau (1898).
These works, "minor classics" of
English literature, are set in...
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Rupert of
Hentzau is a 1915
British adventure film of the
silent era. It was
directed by
George Loane Tucker and
starred Henry Ainley, Jane Gail and Gerald...
- his real identity, only to find the king has been
abducted by
Rupert of
Hentzau, Michael's
chief henchman. R****endyll is
forced to
continue the impersonation...
-
roles in TV
films such as
Success (1957) and a TV
version of
Rupert of
Hentzau (1957). He had a big
stage success with The Long and the
Short and the...
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Rupert of
Hentzau is a 1964
British television series based on the 1898
novel Rupert of
Hentzau,
which ran for six half-hour episodes. It
starred George...
- to
Hollywood when
David O.
Selznick offered him the role of
Rupert of
Hentzau in The
Prisoner of
Zenda (1937). He had been
reluctant to
accept the role...
-
better known as a
television actor. He had the
heroic lead in
Rupert of
Hentzau (1964), pla****
security chief Thallon in
Undermind (1965), and was the...
