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Alejandro Albarracin
as Alfonso di Calabria
Paul Brennen
as Agapito Geraldini
Antony Bunsee
as Renato Gacet
Rafael Cebrian
as Rodrigo Borgia 'El Pequeño' Lanzol
Antoine Cholet
as Georges d'Amboise
Dejan Cukic
as Giuliano della Rovere
Mirko Cuneo
as Faenza Signore
Valentina D Agostino
as Angela Borgia Lanzol
Matt Di Angelo
as Francesco Alidosi
Karel Dobry
as Giovanni Colonna
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