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Indecent
Indecent

Indecent

Genres

Drama

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TV production of the Tony Award-winning play, based on the story of a Broadway acting troupe arrested for indecency for performing Sholem Asch's "God of Vengeance" and their fight against censorship.

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Budget

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Revenue

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Status

Released

Original Language

English

Runtime

107 mins

Rating

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Release Date

17 November 2017

Country

Cast

Richard Topol

Richard Topol

Lemml

Max Gordon Moore

Max Gordon Moore

Sholem Asch / Eugene O'Neill / Avram Zederbaum

Adina Verson

Adina Verson

Madje Asch / Rifkele / Chana Mandlebaum

Katrina Lenk

Katrina Lenk

Menke / Halina Cygansky

Mimi Lieber

Mimi Lieber

Esther / Vera Parnicki

Tom Nelis

Tom Nelis

Rudolph Schildkraut / Yekel / Otto Godowsky / Elder Sholem Asch

Steven Rattazzi

Steven Rattazzi

Nakhmen / Mendel Shultz

Aaron Halva

Aaron Halva

Moriz Godowsky

Lisa Gutkin

Lisa Gutkin

Nelly Friedman

Matt Dariau

Matt Dariau

Mayer Balsam

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