The Netherlands and Orange Trailer

The Netherlands and Orange Trailer (1913)

10 September 1913 Drama, History 40 mins

A collection of short scenes portraying highlights of Dutch history, from the Eighty Years' War to King Willem I's return from exile. This film was made to commemorate the centenary of the Dutch royal family.

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Cast

Annie Bos

as Maria Tesselschade

Jan Buderman

as M.A. de Ruyter

Theo Frenkel Jr.

as Balthasar Gerards

Charles Gilhuys

as Prins Maurits

Jan Holtrop

as Cornelis Maartenzn Tromp

Mientje Kling

as Maria van Reigersbergen

Eugénie Krix

as Juliana van Stolberg / Louise de Coligny

Christine van Meeteren

as Margaretha van Parma / Elsje van Houwelingen

Jan van Dommelen

as Willem van Nassau / Willem de Zwijger / Koning Willem I

Louis van Dommelen

as Hugo de Groot / Prins Willem III

Marcel Myin

as Willem Friso

Crew

H.W. Metman

H.W. Metman Cinematography

D.H. Michels

D.H. Michels Makeup Artist

International Titles

Oranje en Nederland Trailer

International Releases Dates

Netherlands 10 September 1913

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