Ride to Freedom Trailer

Ride to Freedom Trailer (1937)

14 January 1937 Drama 92 mins

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Cast

Willy Birgel

as Julek Staniewski

Viktor Staal

as Jan Wolski

Hansi Knoteck

as Janka Koslowska

Ursula Grabley

as Katerina Tschernikoff

Rudolf Schündler

as Polnischer Student

Heinz von Cleve

as Saganoff

Berthold Ebbecke

as Malinowski

Werner Schott

as Bobrikoff

Edwin Jürgensen

as Fürst Tschernikoff

Hermann Braun

as Milewski - polnischer Fähnrich

Hans Reinhard Knitsch

as Smirnoff - russischer Fähnrich

Aribert Grimmer

as Polnischer Wachtmeister

Clemens Hasse

as Betrunkener Fährmann

Peter Elsholtz

as Adjutant des Gouverneurs

Horst Birr

as Krupka

Charlie Kracker

as Hässlicher Ulan

Crew

Karl Hartl

Director

Otto Baecker

Otto Baecker Director of Photography

Hermann Rosenthal

Hermann Rosenthal Makeup Artist

Erich Kobler

Erich Kobler Assistant Director

Werner Schlichting

Werner Schlichting Production Design

Alfred Greven

Alfred Greven Production Manager

Kurt Herlth

Kurt Herlth Production Design

Hans Tost

Hans Tost Unit Production Manager

Alfred Greven

Alfred Greven Executive Producer

Paul Albert Lange

Paul Albert Lange Makeup Artist

Günther Rittau

Günther Rittau Director of Photography

International Releases Dates

Germany 14 January 1937

Production Companies

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