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Andrei Antonovitch Wolodkin
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Nastasja Andrejevna Daschenko
Alexander Engel ...
Fedor Fedorovich Daschenko
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Sergei Gavrilovitch Schuvalov
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Darja Sergejewna Plagina
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Anna Fedorovna Orlowa
Jakob Tiedtke ...
Leonid Alexandrovitch Schapkin
Aribert Wäscher ...
Pavel Pavlovitch
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Untersuchungsrichter
Paul Westermeier ...
Schlittenkutscher
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Kriminalbeamter
Fritz Berghof ...
Aribor
Hellmuth Bergmann ...
Wachmann
Paul Bildt ...
Bettler
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Wanja - Hotelangestellter
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murder | number in title | See All (2) »

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7 April 1936 (Germany)  »

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Savoy Hotel 217  »

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(Tobis-Klangfilm)

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1.37 : 1
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Referenced in Han-shojo (1938) See more »

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In meinem Herzen, Schatz, da ist für Viele Platz
Lyrics by Hans Fritz Beckmann
Music by Walter Gronostay (mit Benutzung des russischen Volksliedes "Bublitzki")
Performed by Hans Albers (uncredited)
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GOOD EXAMPLE OF WHAT COULD HAVE BEEN
20 March 1999 | by (Amsterdam, The Netherlands) – See all my reviews

After much deliberations the final script was completed, but no one seems to have been really satisfied, certainly not Hans Albers whose last but one regular UFA film this would be. And I think it shows: everyone checked in, but did not like the room.

Albers' acting is not more than routine (although that is still worthwhile); and the very talented Gustav Ucicky must have had several off-days, because the film is too slow moving and lacks atmosphere. What could have been a highly entertaining thriller (the script is good), is, alas, no more than a passable film.

Brigitte Horney, who dominates Hans Albers (quite an achievement!), also makes this film worth a look; and the asylum scenes are very well done.


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