‘Victoria and Abdul’ premieres at Venice Film Festival
By Reuters
04 September 2017 |
3:58 pm
Judi Dench and Ali Fazal attends the world premiere of their new film 'Victoria & Abdul' at Venice Film Festival on Sunday.
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