Saint Adelaide
The Reluctant Empress
The Kingdom of Upper Burgundy, 947 A.D.
It's Princess Adelaide's sixteenth birthday, but she's the only one not celebrating. Forced into a marriage she doesn’t want, she’s about to discover that God’s plans for her are even better than her own. This is the story of Adelaide of Burgundy.
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St. Adelaide’s story shines with the virtues of faith, justice, and charity. Her unwavering trust in God's plan during captivity shows her truly heroic faith and courage. Similarly, her commitment to caring both for the poor of her kingdom and the political needs of her own court shows her to be a charitable and truly exemplary ruler.
This series contains moments of danger and intensity, including raised voices. While she eventually grows closer to him, Adelaide is forced to marry her first husband for political expediency. A character is poisoned and dies in-scene. Adelaide is imprisoned when she refuses to marry the son of her husband’s murderer. Adelaide and Myra escape the castle and are in imminent danger from the soldiers who are chasing them.
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Cast & Crew
Cast
Mallory Bolser – Adelaide
Olivia Winters – Myra
Bryce Bashford – Father Martin
Martin LaGrande – Berengar
Gary Henderson – Adalbert, Soldier 2
Calvin Chervinko – Lothar, Soldier 1
Ian Westerfer – Page, Soldier 3, King Otto
Adam Schulmerich – King Hugo, Pope John
Genevieve Frances Thiers – Queen Berta
Nicholas Troy – Servant, Bishop, Guard, Lord Azzo
Production
Demetrios Troy – Director
Peter Atkinson – Executive Producer
Kevin Collins – Casting Director
Susan Cameron – Dialect Coach
Joseph Marsh – Production Manager
Christina Hiromoto – Audio Assembler
Scott Hermenau – Assistant Sound Designer
Jacob Brusseau – Music Designer
Jacob Brusseau – Audio Reviewer
Scott Hermenau – Audio Packaging Producer
Judy Zocchi - Head of Script Development
Kiley Lawrence - Script Associate
Kris McLaughlin - Writer
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