Tristan and Isolde Trailer

Tristan and Isolde Trailer (1970)

23 January 1970 Music 214 mins

Belgian opera film of Wagner's opera.

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Cast

Claude Heater

as Tristan

Maurice De Groote

as King Marke

Josef Greindl

as King Marke (voice)

Maryse Patris

as Brangäne

Crew

International Releases Dates

Belgium 23 January 1970

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