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  • Baal (1982)
  • TV Movie | 64 min | Drama, Musical
Baal (1982)
TV Movie | 64 min | Drama, Musical

Baal is a young amoral rebellious poetic genius who, after a short and eventful life of debauchery, betrayal and violence, is about to cut his ties to the world and meet his doom. A high society party is where the end begins.
Director
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Bertolt Brecht | John Willett (translation)
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Updated Mar 2, 1982

Release date
Mar 2, 1982 (United Kingdom)

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24 cast members
Name Known for
Jonathan Kent
Eckart Eckart   See fewer
Julian Wadham
Johannes Johannes   See fewer
Juliet Hammond
Emilie (as Juliet Hammond-Hill) Emilie (as Juliet Hammond-Hill)   See fewer
Wally Thomas
1st cab driver 1st cab driver   See fewer
Roy Evans
2nd cab driver 2nd cab driver   See fewer
Michael Miller
Horgauer Horgauer   See fewer
Michael Miller
Horgauer Horgauer   See fewer
Tracey Childs
Johanna Johanna   See fewer
Paola Dionisotti
Porter's wife Porter's wife   See fewer
Polly James
Soubrette Soubrette   See fewer
Hugh Walters
Pianist Pianist   See fewer
James Duggan
1st policeman 1st policeman   See fewer
Bill Stewart
2nd policeman 2nd policeman   See fewer
Brian Coburn
1st woodcutter 1st woodcutter   See fewer
P.J. Davidson
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Michael Hughes
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Trevor Cooper
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