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Set in 18th Century Italy, RAPPACCINI'S DAUGHTER is the tale of a young scholar named Giovanni (Kristoffer Tabori) who falls in love with a beautiful, yet forbidden, girl who tends her father's poison garden. However, the strange and unearthly beauty of Beatrice (Kathleen Beller) masks a terrifying curse which Giovanni must tragically discover. Her father, the mysterious Dr. Rappaccini, has made her the subject of a diabolical experiment. In Giovanni's attempt to free Beatrice from the control of her father and to escape the poisonous effect she begins to have on him, he unwittingly destroys her. From the short story of master American novelist Nathaniel Hawthorne, two quintessential Hawthorne themes are explored: the sins of interfering with another's soul and the futility of trying to tamper with nature.
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- verified Status: Released
- calendar_month Release Date: 1980-01-01
- video_camera_front Companies Learning in Focus, Seacliff Productions
- timer Runtime: 55 Mins
- star Rating: 6 / 10
- favorite Likes: 1 Likes
- info IMDB ID tt0081403
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Kristoffer Tabori
Giovanni
Kathleen Beller
Beatrice
Michael Egan
Baglioni
Leonardo Cimino
Rappaccini
Antonia Rey
Emma
Madeline Willemsen
Lisabetta
Dennis Boutsikaris
Vito
Coqui González
Flower Seller
Henry Fonda
Self - Series Host (uncredited)
groups Crew
Danni Nelson
Hairstylist
Jeanne Button
Costume Design
Nathaniel Hawthorne
Short Story
Jay Freund
Editor
Mike Fash
Director of Photography
Elizabeth Swados
Music
Rita Ogden
Makeup Artist
Barbara Claman
Casting
Charles C. Bennett
Production Design
Robert Geller
Executive Producer
Calvin Skaggs
Producer
Herbert Hartig
Writer
Dezsö Magyar
Director
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