Der Fuchs von Glenarvon

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1940
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"Der Fuchs von Glenarvon" ist ein NS-Propagandafilm von Max W. Kimmich aus dem Jahr 1940 mit stark antibritischen und - ebenso wie "Mein Leben für Irland" - proirischen Tendenzen.
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Originaltitel: Der Fuchs von Glenarvon
Produktionsland: Deutschland
Originalsprache: Deutsch
Erscheinungsjahr: 1940
Länge: 92 Minuten
Altersfreigabe: FSK 12
Stab:
Regie: Max W. Kimmich
Drehbuch: Hans Bertram, Wolf Neumeister
Produktion: Hans Lehmann für Tobis-Filmkunst GmbH (Berlin), Herstellungsgruppe Herbert Engelsing
Musik: Otto Konradt
Kamera: Fritz Arno Wagner
Schnitt: Willy Zeyn junior
Besetzung:
Olga Tschechowa: Gloria Grandison
Karl Ludwig Diehl: Baron John Ennis of Loweland
Ferdinand Marian: Friedensrichter Grandison
Elisabeth Flickenschildt: Birgit Erskynne
Traudl Stark: Tochter Kit Ennis of Loweland
Albert Florath: Baron O' Connor
Lucie Höflich: Baronin Margit O' Connor
Else von Möllendorff: Mary-Ann O' Connor
Richard Häußler: Major McKenney
Werner Hinz: Sir Tetbury
Hermann Braun: Desmond O' Morrow
Hans Mierendorff: Vater O' Morrow
Paul Otto: Oberst Stewart
Hans Richter: Robin Cavandish
Horst Birr: Rory
Peter Elsholtz: Tim Malory
Aribert Mog: Bändermann Thomas Dealy
Hilde Körber: Gouvernante Maureen
Friedrich Kayssler: O' Riorden
Bruno Hübner: Mildon
Bernhard Goetzke: Leuchtturmwächter
Karl Hannemann: Strandvogt Thripp
Franz Weber: Hausmeister Donelly
Albert Venohr: Polizist Beardsley
Hans Waschatko: Diener Morrison
Lilli Schönborn: Irische Frau
Gustav Püttjer: Bändermann
Frida Richard: Maureen
Ferdinand Terpe: Polizist Koph
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