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Roger Daltrey
Franz Liszt

Sara Kestelman
Princess Carolyn

Paul Nicholas
Richard Wagner

Ringo Starr
The Pope

Rick Wakeman
Thor

John Justin
Count d'Agoult

Fiona Lewis
Marie d'Agoult

Veronica Quilligan
Cosima

Nell Campbell
Olga Janina
Andrew Reilly
Hans von Bülow
David English
Captain

Felicity Devonshire
Governess

Murray Melvin
Hector Berlioz

Oliver Reed
Princess Carolyn's Servant

Aubrey Morris
Manager

Imogen Claire
George Sand

Kenneth Colley
Frederic Chopin

Rikki Howard
Countess
David Corti
Daniel

Anulka Dziubinska
Lola Montez

Andrew Faulds
Strauss
Ken Parry
Rossini
Otto Diamant
Felix Mendelsohn

Georgina Hale
Alma Mahler (uncredited)

Lisa Vanderpump
Audience Member (uncredited)
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