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Versailles

Drama: Historical

Sumptuous period drama depicting the decadent and turbulent early reign of the Sun King.

Flamboyant nobles, beautiful courtesans and scheming servants. The brutal, glorious reign of France's Sun King - an intoxicating world of secrets, betrayals, love and war.

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Versailles: Series 1

George Blagden

Alexander Vlahos

Tygh Runyan

Stuart Bowman

Amira Casar

Evan Williams

Noemie Schmidt

Alexis Michalik

Elisa Lasowski

Anna Brewster

Pip Torrens

Anatole Taubman

Steve Cumyn

Maddison Jaizani

Gilly Gilchrist

Sarah Winter

Joe Sheridan

Anna Cottis

Tom Ainsley

Christoph Schrewe

Simon Mirren

David Wolstencroft

Versailles: Series 1: Episode 3

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Episode 3

BBC Two - Versailles, Series 1, Episode 3

A rich African prince suffers a curiously restrained reception.

Sumptuous period drama. A dissident duke tries to pressure Louis to return the royal court to Paris, while a rich African prince suffers a curiously restrained reception.

Travellers to the rural palace are vulnerable targets when a dissident duke tries to pressure Louis to return the royal court to Paris, while a rich African prince suffers a curiously restrained reception.

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