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The Prisoner of Zenda ()


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King Rudolf of Ruritania is saved from a coup attempt by the help of his lookalike cousin, who falls in love with the king's fiancee.

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Rudolf Rassendyll / King Rudolf of Ruritania
Beatrice Beckley ...
Princess Flavia
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Michael, Duke of Strelsau
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Colonel Sapt
William R. Randall ...
Fritz von Tarlenheim (as C.R. Randall)
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Rupert of Hentzau
Frank Shannon ...
Detchard
Minna Gale ...
Antoinette de Mauban (as Mina Gale Haines)
Charles Green ...
Johann - Servant to the King
Tom Callahan ...
Josef - Servant to the King
Sidney Barrington ...
Marshal Strakencz
Walter Claton ...
Chancellor
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1st Minister
Wilmer Damo ...
2nd Minister
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Lorenz Teppich
William H. Cone ...
Franz Teppich
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One of Black Michael's Conspirators
Frank Stone ...
One of Black Michael's Conspirators
Harry Hammill ...
One of Michael's Conspirators
Frank Young ...
Lord Topham
John E. Trevor ...
Cardinal
Irving Williams ...
French Butler

Directed by

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Hugh Ford
Edwin S. Porter

Written by

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Hugh Ford ... (scenario)
 
Anthony Hope ... (novel "The Prisoner of Zenda")
 
Edward E. Rice ... (play)

Produced by

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Albert W. Hale ... producer
Adolph Zukor ... producer

Art Direction by

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Richard Murphy

Additional Crew

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Daniel Frohman ... presenter

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Storyline

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Taglines Which is considered by the leading critics to be the master dramatic motion picture of the present time, supremely perfect in every detail and correctly photographed. (Print Ad- Oswego Daily Palladium, ((Oswego, NY)) 20 June 1913) See more »
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Also Known As
  • A zendai fogoly (Hungary)
  • Tragédia de Um Rei (Portugal)
Runtime
  • 55 min
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Budget $50,000 (estimated)

Did You Know?

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Trivia A copy of this film survives at Eastman House in Rochester, New York. See more »
Movie Connections Featured in The House That Shadows Built (1931). See more »

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