
Ecce Homo Brâncoveanu
History · Drama
Overview
A parable about honor and true character, inspired by the reality of the 18th century. Constantin Brâncoveanu preferred to be beheaded in Constantinople alongside his four sons - Constantin, Stefan, Radu, and Matei - as well as by his counselor Ianache Vacarescu, instead of renouncing the Christian faith.
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Constantin Pușcașu
Constantin Pușcașu
Constantin Brâncoveanu
Constantin Pușcașu
Constantin Brâncoveanu


Corneliu Ulici
Corneliu Ulici
Printul Constantin
Corneliu Ulici
Printul Constantin


Pavel Ulici
Pavel Ulici
Printul Stefan
Pavel Ulici
Printul Stefan
Iancu Paulo
Iancu Paulo
Printul Radu
Iancu Paulo
Printul Radu
Erik Istrate
Erik Istrate
Printul Matei
Erik Istrate
Printul Matei


Alma Boiangiu
Alma Boiangiu
Stanca Brâncoveanu
Alma Boiangiu
Stanca Brâncoveanu


Dorel Vișan
Dorel Vișan
Stolnicul Cantacuzino
Dorel Vișan
Stolnicul Cantacuzino


Daniela Nane
Daniela Nane
Doamna Maria
Daniela Nane
Doamna Maria


Claudiu Bleonţ
Claudiu Bleonţ
Anton-Maria Del Chiaro
Claudiu Bleonţ
Anton-Maria Del Chiaro


Marius Bodochi
Marius Bodochi
Sultanul Ahmed III
Marius Bodochi
Sultanul Ahmed III
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