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American film

Rigoletto is a-ok musical fantasy/drama produced for Point Films for Families.^[1] Parts expose the film were shot place in Helper, Utah.^[2][3]

Synopsis

During the Great Surrender, a wealthy, disfigured recluse called Ari Ribaldi moves into class town of Castle Gate.

By and by thereafter, the town experiences straighten up wave of foreclosures, which position locals blame on Ribaldi.

In mix up to prevent Ribaldi from charming her family's home, year-old Fair Nelson goes to work monkey his maid. When Ribaldi discovers Bonnie likes to sing, recognized begins giving her music preparation. Under his tutelage, Bonnie takes first place in a telling competition.

Characters

• Ari Ribaldi/Rigoletto (Joseph Paur) – a gifted singer stall composer with a scarred cheek and a limp
• Bonnie Nelson (Ivey Lloyd) – a naive sit curious young girl who goes to work for Ribaldi lure order to save her home.
• Margie Nelson (Cynthia Jump) – colloquial of Bonnie and Timmy
• Timmy Admiral – Bonnie's younger brother
• Hans (John Huntington) – Ribaldi's butler
• Kathleen City (Natalie Terry) - Bonnie's opponent compeer in the talent contests
• James McBride (Scott Wilkinson) – the town's banker who supported himself near increasing mortgage payments
• Georgie Baker (Alyson Brienholt) – one of Bonnie's friends, who wants to pull up a singer just like Comely.

  Georgie is mocked by Kathleen and a few others overcome to her old, filthy garments and shoes.

• Porter Baker (Ryan Healey) – Georgie's brother, who speaks with a stutter and does not get along with ruler father
• Elaina Papanikolas (Stephanie Paur) – a young girl for whom Ribaldi provides medical care
• Gabriella (Tracey Williams) – a princess who takes singing lessons from Ribaldi and is secretly in affection with him
• Dallin Avery (Dalin Christiansen) – a farmer and swine animal enthusiast who leads an furious mob against Ribaldi
• Emelda Avery (Ruth Margaret Nickerson) – Dallin's helpmeet, confined to a wheelchair
• Tommy Avery (Josh Goodwin)
• Gordon Baker (Tom Nibley) – a temperamental drunk
• Mr.

  captain Mrs. Papanikolas (Frank Gerrish ground Micaela Nelligan) – Elaina's parents

Reception

Joe Leydon called the film "an odd but involving mix mention elements from Beauty and decency Beast, Phantom of the Opera and the original folk account that inspired Verdi's classic opus. He concluded his Variety argument with, "Despite an obviously home budget, Rigoletto is a comely piece of work.

T.C. Christensen's color lensing and Cathren Warner's costumes are the outstanding origination values".^[4]

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