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William Tell: 3D (2017)

William Tell: 3D (2017)

Genre

Action, Adventure, Family

Release Date

TBA 2017

Studio

Blue Sky Media

Information

Genre

Action, Adventure, Family

Release Date

TBA 2017

MPAA Rating

-

Duration

-

Production Budget

27

Studio

Blue Sky Media

Official Site

-

Cast and Crew

Director

Eric Brevig

Producer

Julius R. Nasso, Todd Moyer

Screenwriter

Chad Law, Evan Law

Starring

Brendan Fraser as William Tell

Synopsis

Tell is a revered historical figure in Europe. Hermann Gessler, the local potentate of the Hapsburg monarch, forces Tell to shoot the apple off his son's head because he refused to bow before Gessler's hat. Tell drills the apple cleanly and wins both his and his son's freedom. When Gessler asked Tell why he had two arrows in his quiver, Tell informed him that the second was for Gessler, had Tell missed with the first arrow. His defiance ignited an uprising against the Austrian government that led to the formation of Switzerland.

William Tell: 3D Photo Collections

September 14, 2011

Poster of Arclight Films' William Tell: 3D (2013)

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