I Loved a Soldier (1936)

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Director:

Henry Hathaway

Writers:

Lajos Biró, Alice De Soos, Melchior Lengyel

Stars:

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Marlene Dietrich (I) in I Loved a Soldier (1936)

"I Loved A Soldier" Marlene Dietrich. 1936/Paramount

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Other cast:
	Charles Boyer	...	Leutnant Baron Almasy
	Walter Catlett
	Marlene Dietrich	...	Anna Sedlak
	Lionel Stander
	Margaret Sullavan
	Akim Tamiroff

Directed by

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Henry Hathaway

Written by

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Lajos Biró	...	(play)

Alice De Soos	...	(translator)

Melchior Lengyel	...	(novel)

Cinematography by

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Charles Lang

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Paramount Pictures

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Also Known As	Hotel Imperial (United States) Hotel Stadt Lemberg (Austria) Ho amato un soldato (Italy)
Country	United States
Language	English
Color	Black and White
Aspect Ratio	1.37 : 1 See more »
Sound Mix	Mono
Filming Locations	Paramount Studios - 5555 Melrose Avenue, Hollywood, Los Angeles, California, USA See more »

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Trivia

This was supposed to have been the first talking picture version of "Hotel Imperial", but clashes between star Marlene Dietrich and Henry Hathaway (over how glamorous her character is supposed to be), and other production difficulties caused the cancellation of the film. It was ultimately made in 1939, as Hotel Imperial (1939), with an entirely different cast. See more »

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