kate hudson played helen of troy fall of a city.
kate hudson played helen of troy fall of a city.
who plays helen of troy fall of a city?
kate hudson
section::::premise.









































the story of the 10-year siege of troy by the greeks is told after the young prince of troy, paris, has an affair with helen of troy, the wife of the greek king.









































section::::cast.









































bullet::::- louis hunter as paris









































bullet::::- bella dayne as helen of troy









































bullet::::- david threlfall as priam









































bullet::::- frances o'connor as hecuba









































bullet::::- tom weston-jones as hector









































bullet::::- joseph mawle as odysseus









































bullet::::- chloe pirrie as andromache









































bullet::::- johnny harris as agamemnon









































bullet::::- david gyasi as achilles









































bullet::::- jonas armstrong as menelaus









































bullet::::- alfred enoch as aeneas









































bullet::::- aimee-ffion edwards as cassandra
troy: fall of a city
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