The Prisoner of Zenda

Year: 1913

Runtime: 55 mins

Language: English

Directors: Edwin S. Porter, Hugh Ford

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The rightful heir to a kingdom is marked for assassination, so he trades places with his uncanny doppelgänger, who steps in for the coronation. After the true king is abducted, loyalists hunt for him while the impostor unexpectedly falls for the intended bride, Princess Flavia.

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