Angel with a Trumpet

دراما
السنة1950
المدة1h 38m

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

OE

Olga Edwardes

Monica Alt

Andrew Cruickshank

Otto Alt

John Justin

Paul Alt

Oskar Werner

Herman Alt

MA

Marc Anthony

Freddie

DB

Dorothy Batley

Pauline Drauffer

TB

Titia Brookes

Henrietta Alt II

Anthony Bushell

Baron Hugo Traun

John Corbett

Francis Altas a child

CC

Campbell Cotts

Gen. Paskiewicz

BC

Brian Crown

Paul Alt as a child

DD

David Davies

Nazi leader

Rupert Davies

Police officer

Anton Edthofer

Emperor Franz Joseph

EL

Ernst Lothar

Writer

KH

Karl Hartl

Writer

FT

Franz Tassié

Writer

CD

Clemence Dane

Writer

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source: The Angel with the Trumpet

ARM WCNov 16, 2022

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 EGBADON’sNov 16, 2022

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.