

Drama
Overview
The life story of Italian violinist and composer, Niccolò Paganini, who rose to fame as a virtuoso in the early 19th Century.
Top Cast


David Garrett
David Garrett
Nicolò Paganini
David Garrett
Nicolò Paganini


Joely Richardson
Joely Richardson
Ethel Langham
Joely Richardson
Ethel Langham


Jared Harris
Jared Harris
Urbani
Jared Harris
Urbani


Andrea Deck
Andrea Deck
Charlotte Watson
Andrea Deck
Charlotte Watson


Christian McKay
Christian McKay
John Watson
Christian McKay
John Watson


Veronica Ferres
Veronica Ferres
Elizabeth Wells
Veronica Ferres
Elizabeth Wells


Helmut Berger
Helmut Berger
Lord Burghersh
Helmut Berger
Lord Burghersh
Oskar Ricketts
Oskar Ricketts
Boy
Oskar Ricketts
Boy


Ania Sowinski
Ania Sowinski
Anna
Ania Sowinski
Anna


Franziska Weisz
Franziska Weisz
Madeline
Franziska Weisz
Madeline
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