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                   Kismet (1944)
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Ronald Colman,
Marlene Dietrich,
James Craig,
Edward Arnold,
Hugh Herbert,
Joy Page,
Florence Bates,
Harry Davenport,
Hobart Cavanaugh,
Robert Warwick
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William Dieterle
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Classics,
Action & Adventure,
Classic Dramas,
Drama,
Romance,
Romance Classics
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Set in the grandeur of ancient Baghdad, Kismet (1944) unfolds a tale of a cunning beggar who weaves an intricate plot to elevate his daughter to royalty while navigating a web of palace intrigues and danger.
                 
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