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Glückskinder (1936)

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Director:
Paul Martin
Writers:
Curt Goetz (writer)
Brian Marlow (novella "Lady Beware")
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Release Date:
19 August 1936 (USA) more
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Supposedly one of the best films under the Third Reich more

Cast

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Lilian Harvey ... Ann Garden & Jackson's Niece
Willy Fritsch ... Gil Taylor
Paul Kemp ... Frank Black
Oskar Sima ... Stoddard
Fred Goebel ... Bill
Erich Kestin ... Hopkins
Otto Stoeckel ... Manning, Editor of the Morning Post
Paul Bildt ... Judge
Albert Florath ... Mr. Jackson, oil magnate
Thomas Cziruchin ... Boxer Brown
Peter Lau ... Butler
Jack Diehl ... Kollege bei der Morning Post
Arno Ebert ... Besucher der Metropolitan Oper
Max Hiller ... Standesbeamter
Fred Köster ... Besucher der Metropolitan Oper (as Fred Koester)
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Additional Details

Also Known As:
Lucky Kids
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Runtime:
93 min
Country:
Germany
Language:
German
Aspect Ratio:
1.37 : 1 more
Sound Mix:
Mono
Certification:
Finland:K-16
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Alternate language version of Gais lurons, Les (1936) more

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Supposedly one of the best films under the Third Reich, 17 June 2005
Author: Steve_Kaczynski from Somewhere in Europe

I find the subject of films made in Nazi Germany interesting - it appears that an actual majority of films made in that time and place were comedies like this. The Nazi authorities seem to have found escapism was popular and gave permission for a lot of films of this nature. Films with an overtly Nazi theme, such as those about the Nazis' rise to power, apparently did badly at the box office. It seems people wanted to escape Nazi reality, not be reminded of it when they went to the movies. The British film magazine Sight and Sound late in 1997 carried an article on Nazi cinema and praised this film. And this is all I really know about it. It is hard to find opportunities to watch such films, in some cases I think because of a fear that they might encourage Nazism or be offensive, but perhaps most of the time just because they are both old films and foreign. I have seen It Happened One Night, and since Gluckskinder is supposed to be a remake of that film, it would be interesting to view it to make a comparison.

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