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15 de may. de 1997 · The Serpent's Kiss: Directed by Philippe Rousselot. With Ewan McGregor, Greta Scacchi, Pete Postlethwaite, Richard E. Grant. In England, during the 17th-century, a Dutch garden architect (Ewan McGregor, "Moulin Rouge!") is drawn into a web of passion and treachery after being hired by a wealthy merchant.
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The Serpent’s Kiss (1969)This exciting piece is the third movement of a four-movement suite, The Garden of Eden, with each movement having some reference to ...
The Serpent's Kiss (en España, El beso de la serpiente) es una película de 1997 que constituyó el debut de Philippe Rousselot como director, protagonizada por Ewan McGregor y con un guion original de . La película se estrenó en el festival de Cannes de 1997, ...
The Serpent's Kiss is een Britse dramafilm uit 1997, geregisseerd door Philippe Rousselot en geschreven door Tim Rose Price.De hoofdrollen worden vertolkt door Ewan McGregor, Greta Scacchi en Pete Postlethwaite.. Verhaal. Thomas Smithers (Pete Postlethwaite) huurt Meneer Chrome (Ewan McGregor), een beroemde tuinarchitect, in om de meest extravagante tuin te ontwerpen in zijn wilde eigendom.
with a Serpent's Kiss with a Serpent's Kiss. Be my lights and I won't stray - make me beg; make me pray Tell me when to laugh or cry - when to live and when to die. Forgotten and betrayed Rotting and decayed left to wither - without a voice left to slither - without a choice [solo] Crucifier - spitting fire say your little empty prayers
Amazon.com: The Serpent's Kiss [DVD] : Ewan McGregor, Greta Scacchi, Pete Postlethwaite, Richard E. Grant, Carmen Chaplin, Donal McCann, Charley Boorman, Gerard ...
