Alone with the Devil Trailer (1914)

15 March 1914 Drama 42 mins

The manufacturer Laroque stops at nothing when trying to destroy his enemies, and this time Fréderic Nessières, one of his competitors, is in the line of fire. With his diabolical, hypnotic power, Laroque has snared Nessières’s wife, Madeleine, in his evil web, and she will now do anything to help her husband’s enemy. But even though Laroque’s first plan to ruin Nessières fails, he does not give up. Once he has selected a victim, he will quite literally fight to the death to vanquish them. (stumfilm.dk)

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Cast

Valdemar Psilander as Fréderic Nessières, fabrikant

Christel Holch as Madeleine, Nessières hustru

Svend Aggerholm as Laroque, fabrikant

Carl Lauritzen as Advokat Lepellier, Nessières ven

Philip Bech as Tjener

Birger von Cotta-Schønberg

Crew

Hjalmar Davidsen Director

Louis Larsen Director of Photography

Carl Gandrup Writer

Laurids Skands Writer

International Titles

Alone with the Devil Trailer

International Releases Dates

Denmark 15 March 1914

Production Companies

Nordisk Film Denmark

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