In the nineteenth century, a young Austrian woman marries into a wealthy family and witnesses the country change through the course of four decades.
الإعلان الترويجي
طاقم العمل
Anthony Bushell
Director
Eileen Herlie
Henrietta Stein
Basil Sydney
Francis Alt
Norman Wooland
Prince Rudolf
Maria Schell
Anna Linden
Olga Edwardes
Monica Alt
Andrew Cruickshank
Otto Alt
John Justin
Paul Alt
Oskar Werner
Herman Alt
Marc Anthony
Freddie
Dorothy Batley
Pauline Drauffer
Titia Brookes
Henrietta Alt II
Anthony Bushell
Baron Hugo Traun
John Corbett
Francis Altas a child
Campbell Cotts
Gen. Paskiewicz
Brian Crown
Paul Alt as a child
David Davies
Nazi leader
Rupert Davies
Police officer
Anton Edthofer
Emperor Franz Joseph
Ernst Lothar
Writer
Karl Hartl
Writer
Franz Tassié
Writer
Clemence Dane
Writer
قد يعجبك أيضًا
المتحول
Sex Doll
Babes with Blades
MI-5
The Nevers
Crookhaven
جوان
Gone
Too Close
The Rapture
Sistas
Youngins
All the Queen's Men
إغواء قاتل
أشياء غريبة
المبتدئ
قوة
الساحر
Outlaws
العميل الليلي
My Demon
Shaka iLembe
ملك تولسا
التعليقات
4 تعليق
source: The Angel with the Trumpet
In 1948 Basil Sydney and Eileen Herlie played Claudius and Gertrude in Olivier's Hamlet and two years later they played another married couple in this curate's egg of a movie, a turgid adaptation of what was clearly a turgid novel, and for good measure Norman Wooland, another member of the Hamlet cast, also appears. Anthony Bushell, best known as an actor specialising in military roles, directs with unsure footedness the stop-start saga of a Viennese family from the turn of the century to the second world war (at which point it begins to resemble The Mortal Storm). Wilfrid Hyde White, John Justin, Oskar Werner and Maria Schell contrive to give the impression they're in the same film but it's worth seeing once.
The story of a wealthy family in Vienna from the end of the Austrian Empire through the Nazi's and WWII. Somewhat old fashioned and it starts a little slowly, but wonderfully made and very moving. Cast is mostly British but includes some real Austrians such as Maria Schell and Oskar Werner. Perhaps I am somewhat biased because I have always been interested in "old Vienna" but I found it fascinating.
