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Beta Film-Sold ‘Queen Silvia’ Readies for Royal Premiere at Mipcom – and Follows a Girl Who Never Wanted to Marry a Prince: ‘It’s Not a Cinderella Story’

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Beta Film-Sold ‘Queen Silvia’ Readies for Royal Premiere at Mipcom – and Follows a Girl Who Never Wanted to Marry a Prince: ‘It’s Not a Cinderella Story’

Beta Film’s “Queen Silvia” is world-premiering at Mipcom.

Inspired by the real-life romance between Sweden’s Crown Prince Carl Gustaf and Silvia Sommerlath, a German-Brazilian interpreter who became Queen of Sweden, it’s directed by Miguel Alexandre and stars Alicia von Rittberg and Edvin Endre.

“Even though it’s a very European story, people will see that it’s […]

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