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Sapphire Blue (German: Saphirblau) is a German fantasy film, based on Kerstin Gier's book of the same name.^[1] It is the sequel to 2013's Ruby Red, and was followed in 2016 by Emerald Green [de].

• Maria Ehrich as Gwendolyn Shepherd
• Jannis Niewöhner as Gideon de Villers
• Rufus Beck as Xemerius (voice only)
• Kostja Ullmann as James Pimplebottom
• Bastian Trost as Lucas Montrose
• Lion Wasczyk as Raphael de Villers
• Peter Simonischek as the Count of St. Germain
• Johannes Silberschneider as Mr. Bernhard
• Josefine Preuß as Lucy Montrose
• Florian Bartholomäi as Paul de Villers
• Veronica Ferres as Grace Shepherd
• Laura Berlin as Charlotte Montrose
• Jennifer Lotsi as Leslie Hay
• Justine del Corte as Madame Rossini
• Katharina Thalbach as Madeleine "Maddy" Montrose
• Sibylle Canonica as Glenda Montrose
• Johannes von Matuschka as Mr. Whitman
• Levin Henning as Nick Shepherd
• Oscar Ortega Sánchez as Lord Alastair
• Rolf Kanies as William de Villers

Filming started on October 7, 2013, and wrapped up on December 1st of the same year. Schloss Ketschendorf was used as the set for the Shepard family home.^[2]

The film had a box office gross of €3.8 million domestically.^[3]

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