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The Opera Game

The Opera Game

What Matters is Your Next Move

Genres

DocumentaryDrama

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The tortured life of Paul Morphy (1850s New Orleans chess prodigy) is examined.

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Budget

$--

Revenue

$--

Status

Released

Original Language

English

Runtime

78 mins

Rating

0/10

Release Date

03 February 2019

Country

United States of America

Cast

Clarke Peters

Clarke Peters

Narrator

Peyton Wich

Peyton Wich

Young Paul Morphy

Blaine Kern III

Blaine Kern III

Paul Morphy

Jaqueline Fleming

Jaqueline Fleming

Malvina

Michael Patrick Lane

Michael Patrick Lane

General Slidell

Evan Daigle

Evan Daigle

Adult Edward Morphy

Lucky Johnson

Lucky Johnson

Mason

Brian Stapf

Brian Stapf

Alonso Morphy

Karen Kaia Livers

Karen Kaia Livers

Magistrate

Idella Johnson

Idella Johnson

Simone

Monika Guiberteau

Monika Guiberteau

Olivia

Adella Gautier

Adella Gautier

Olivia

Brad Blanchard

Brad Blanchard

Rules Official

Barry Fisher

Barry Fisher

Johann Lowenthal

Bianca Jaconetty

Bianca Jaconetty

Ashley

Sophia Dietzel

Sophia Dietzel

Louise

Ryan Grego

Ryan Grego

Young Paul Morphy

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