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Magic Fire is a american film of genre Drama directed by William Dieterle released in USA on 29 march 1956 with Yvonne De Carlo
Magic Fire (1955)
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Add to a movie listMagic Fire is a 1955 biographical film about the life of composer Richard Wagner, released by Republic Pictures.
Actors
Yvonne De Carlo
(Minna Planer)
Carlos Thompson
(Franz Liszt)
Alan Badel
(Richard Wagner)
Rita Gam
(Cosima Liszt)
Valentina Cortese
(Mathilde Wesendonk)
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