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The Metropolitan Opera: Il Trovatore

Movie 2011 TMDB 8.0/10 Released

Verdi’s IL TROVATORE again storms the Met stage in a star-studded, anvil-wielding cast , including Sondra Radvanovsky, Dolora Zajick and Dmitri Hvorostovsky. Marcelo Álvarez sings Manrico, the troubadour of the title. The story is well-known already: The gypsy Azucena has harbored a grudge for thirty years, but she is about to have revenge at last. Meanwhile, her son Manrico is in love with Leonora, but so is his arch-enemy, the Count Di Luna. A pot-boiler, where every tune is a hit.

The Metropolitan Opera: Il Trovatore is a movie first shown in 2011. Runtime is 149 minutes. Status: Released. Genres: Drama, Music. TMDB score 8.0/10 from 2 votes.

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Title details

Type
Movie
Original title
The Metropolitan Opera: Il Trovatore
Release year
2011
Release date
April 30, 2011
Status
Released
Runtime
149 minutes
Genres
Drama, Music
Production companies
The Metropolitan Opera
Director
Barbara Willis Sweete, David McVicar
TMDB rating
8.0/10 (2 votes)
TMDB
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Official website
www.metopera.org

Cast

Marcelo Álvarez

Marcelo Álvarez

Manrico

Sondra Radvanovsky

Sondra Radvanovsky

Leonora

Dmitri Hvorostovsky

Dmitri Hvorostovsky

Count di Luna

Dolora Zajick

Dolora Zajick

Azucena

Štefan Kocán

Štefan Kocán

Ferrando

Maria Zifchak

Maria Zifchak

Ines

E

Eduardo Valdes

Ruiz

Renée Fleming

Renée Fleming

Self - Host

Marco Armiliato

Marco Armiliato

Self - Conductor

R

Robert Maher

A Gypsy

R

Raymond Aparentado

A Messenger

MET Orchestra

MET Orchestra

Self

Characters

  • Manrico voiced by Marcelo Álvarez
  • Leonora voiced by Sondra Radvanovsky
  • Count di Luna voiced by Dmitri Hvorostovsky
  • Azucena voiced by Dolora Zajick
  • Ferrando voiced by Štefan Kocán
  • Ines voiced by Maria Zifchak
  • Ruiz voiced by Eduardo Valdes
  • Self - Host voiced by Renée Fleming
  • Self - Conductor voiced by Marco Armiliato
  • A Gypsy voiced by Robert Maher
  • A Messenger voiced by Raymond Aparentado
  • Self voiced by MET Orchestra

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