Darling of the Sailors

Darling of the Sailors (German: Liebling der Matrosen) is a 1937 Austrian comedy film directed by Hans Hinrich and starring Traudl Stark, Wolf Albach-Retty and Richard Romanowsky.[1]

Darling of the Sailors
Directed byHans Hinrich
Produced byWalter Tjaden
Written byRudolf Brettschneider
Karl Peter Gillmann
Douglas Sirk
StarringTraudl Stark
Wolf Albach-Retty
Richard Romanowsky
Music byWilly Schmidt-Gentner
CinematographyFranz Eigner
Oskar Schnirch
Edited byRené Métain
Production
company
Mondial-Film
Patria-Film
Distributed byKiba Kinobetriebsanstalt
Release date
23 December 1937
Running time
78 minutes
CountryAustria
LanguageGerman

The film's sets were designed by the art director Hans Ledersteger. It was shot on location around Dubrovnik on the Croatian coast.

Cast

  • Traudl Stark as Christl Hofer
  • Wolf Albach-Retty as Kapitänleutnant Igor Juritsch
  • Richard Romanowsky as Generalkonsul O'Brien
  • Hertha Feiler as Mary O'Brien
  • Lotte Lang as Anita - Kindermädchen
  • Hans Frank as Kommandant des Kriegsschiffes
  • Julius Brandt as Kapitän des Handelsschiffes
  • Hans Unterkircher as Fürst Wurozeff
  • Eduard Loibner as Bootsmaat
  • Willi Hufnagel as Matrose Stefan
  • Karl Ehmann as Jean, Diener
  • Ernst Pröckl as Reisebüroangestellter
  • Mihail Xantho as Polizeikommissar
  • Philipp von Zeska as Steward
  • Polly Koß as Mara
  • Otto Ambros as Matrose
  • Hans Ferigo as Matrose
  • Fritz Lieberté as Matrose
  • Otto Glaser as Schiffskoch
  • Robert Horky as Kofferverkäufer
  • August Keilholz as Hotelportier
  • Carmen Perwolf as Spielwarenverkäuferin
  • Josef Stiegler as Wohnungsvermieter
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References

  1. Tuska, Piekarski & Wilson p.306

Bibliography

  • Jon Tuska, Vicki Piekarski & David Wilson. Close-Up: The Hollywood Director. Scarecrow Press, 1978.
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