The Joker Trailer (1928)

10 March 1928 Drama, Romance 101 mins

Georg Jacoby’s Jokeren is a light-hearted entertainment picture set during the carnival in Nice, a romantic comedy with a touch of melodrama. A young artist, fatally injured in a car accident, foolishly entrusts a batch of compromising love letters to Borwick, a crooked and unscrupulous lawyer, instructing him to destroy them. Instead, Borwick proceeds to blackmail the woman who sent the letters, Lady Cecilie Powder, married to the straight-arrow Sir Herbert Powder. Lady Cecilie gets help from her spunky younger sister Gill. In turn, she draws in Peter Carstairs, a debonair adventurer known to all as “the Joker” – the card that trumps all others. When the Joker repeatedly foils Borwick’s schemes, the crooked lawyer ups the ante, trying to incriminate his adversary Carstairs and expanding his demands to include marriage to Gill. But as the characters converge at yet another lavish carnival celebration party, it becomes clear that one card does indeed trump all the others: the Joker!

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Cast

Henry Edwards as Mr. Carstairs

Elga Brink as Gill

Miles Mander as Mr. Borwick

Aage Hertel as Jonny

Renée Héribel as Lady Powder

Christian Schrøder as James

Philip Bech as Edward

Aage Bendixen

Gabriel Gabrio as Sir Herbert Powder

Crew

Jens Locher Writer

Georg Jacoby Writer

Georg Jacoby Director

Noël Scott Theatre Play

Walter Ulfig Original Music Composer

Willi Herrmann Art Direction

Poul Eibye Cinematography

Louis Larsen Cinematography

Emil Schünemann Cinematography

International Releases Dates

Denmark 10 March 1928

Production Companies

Goron Film

Deutsch-Nordische Film-Union GmbH

Nordisk Film Kompagni

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