The Royal Waltz Trailer (1936)

03 January 1936 Comedy 95 mins

In 1852, the young Austrian emperor Franz Joseph persuades his friend, Count Michel de Thalberg, to act as a go-between in his love affair with the Bavarian duchess Elisabeth. Not long after his arrival in Munch, Thalberg has an embarrassing encounter in a public garden with an attractive young woman. The innocent incident is misinterpreted by a passer-by who, recognising the woman as the youngest daughter of Ludwig Tomasini, a highly respected caterer, persuades her father that she should marry the man who flirted with her to avoid a scandal (FilmsdeFrance).

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Cast

Henri Garat as Michel de Thalberg

Renée Saint-Cyr as Thérèse Tomasoni

Christian Gérard as Pilou

Adrien Le Gallo as Le roi Max de Bavière

Mila Parély as Annie Tomasini

Bernard Lancret as L'empereur François Joseph d'Autriche

Alla Donell as La princesse Elisabeth de Bavière, nommée Sissi

Gustave Gallet as Ludwig Tomasoni

Crew

Franz Doelle Music

Walter Röhrig Production Design

Emil Burri Writer

Robert Herlth Production Design

Walter Forster Writer

Karl Ritter Producer

Jean Grémillon Director

Henry Falk Writer

International Releases Dates

France 03 January 1936

Production Companies

UFA

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