Power
(1934)
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Power
(1934)
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Benita Hume | ... |
Marie Auguste
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Frank Vosper | ... | |
| Cedric Hardwicke | ... |
Rabbi Gabriel
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Gerald du Maurier | ... |
Weissensee
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Paul Graetz | ... |
Landauer
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Pamela Mason | ... |
Naomi Oppenheimer
(as Pamela Ostrer)
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Joan Maude | ... |
Magdalen Sibylle Weissensee
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Percy Parsons | ... |
Pflug
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James Raglan | ... |
Lord Suffolk
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Sam Livesey | ... |
Harprecht
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Dennis Hoey | ... |
Dieterle
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Campbell Gullan | ... |
Prince of Thurn & Taxis
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Eva Moore | ... |
Jantje
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Hay Plumb | ... |
Pfaeffle
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The story of life in the 18th century Jewish ghetto of Wurtemburg. Suess tries to better himself with the help of an evil Duke.
This is actually a very sympathetic adaptation of the original novel by Leon Feuchtwanger (who was himself Jewish), and should not be confused with the Nazi travesty of 1940, which was a crude, anti-semitic propaganda vehicle.