The Awakening Trailer (1928)

17 November 1928 Drama, Romance 90 mins

A French country lass Marie Ducrot, name is "mud" after she is compromised by a German soldier . Turning to religion, Banky becomes one of the "sisters in white" in the field hospitals of World War 1. THE AWAKENING was nominated by the Academy for its Art Direction in the first transitional year of the talkies. A vast number of films from this year are lost and this is no exception. No print or negative materials are known to exist at this time. William Cameron Menzies received his third nomination for this film, having received two the prior year and winning for both.

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Cast

Vilma Banky as Marie Ducrot

Walter Byron as Count Karl von Hagen

Louis Wolheim as Le Bete

George Davis as The Orderly

William Orlamond as Grandfather Ducrot

Carl von Haartman as Lt. Franz Geyer

Rex the Dog as Dog (uncredited)

Jean Laverty as Bar Maid

Babe London

Dan Mason

Jack McDonald as Soldier

Crew

Victor Fleming Director

Frances Marion Story

Carey Wilson Writer

Samuel Goldwyn Producer

William Cameron Menzies Art Direction

H.H. Caldwell Writer

Hugo Riesenfeld Music

Henry Hathaway Assistant Director

Katherine Hilliker Writer

Viola Lawrence Editor

George Barnes Director of Photography

International Releases Dates

United States 17 November 1928

Production Companies

Samuel Goldwyn Productions

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