Behind the Altar Trailer

Behind the Altar Trailer (1927)

08 December 1927 Drama 65 mins

Wilhelm Dieterle’s strong and manly art and Marcella Albani’s suave charm intermingle here in a splendid natural setting, to depict a drama where love and duty, compassion and hate, purity and crime merge together in a very interesting story.

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Cast

William Dieterle

as Der Abbé

Marcella Albani

as Die Marchesa

International Releases Dates

Germany 08 December 1927

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