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19 January
Yes, truly. The actor whom many more will know as Wiesler from The Lives of Others (2006), Ulrich Mühe, makes an excellent K. I wouldn't have known it, and some luke-warm reviews hadn't put me off watching it, but Haneke's The Castle (1997) proved it.
Mühe had been in Funny Games (1997) (the original German film, which may have been made before the Kafka film), with Susanne Lothar, who plays Frieda, as his wife, and Frank Giering, the 'assistant' Art[h]ur, as one of the tormenting pair.
Sadly, according to IMDb (which nevertheless credits him with Nemesis (2010)), he died five years ago...
That's a strange royal epithet :
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'Prince Emanuel von und zu Liechtenstein' https://t.co/N6Z4tvxt0W
Graf Westwest die Straße entlang bis Barnabashaus dann zurückkehr#HanekeSchloß https://t.co/PcujbkLhFw pic.twitter.com/raO43fpRui
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