Talking About Jacqueline Trailer (1937)

15 April 1937 Drama 83 mins

Since her father died, rich and carefree Jacqueline Topelius makes magazine covers and causes social gossip with her flirtatious adventures around Europe, leaving a string of admirers behind without much concern. Her sister June, living in Paris, is all the contrary but they love each other just the same. Everything changes when Jacqueline meets Dr. Michael Thomas, who rejects her at first. Now she must choose, and also face the consequences her past life may have on their future together.

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Cast

Wera Engels as Jacqueline Topelius

Sabine Peters as June Topelius

Eduard Bornträger as Konservatoriumsdiener

Albrecht Schoenhals as Michael Thomas

Hans Zesch-Ballot as Leslie Waddington

Fritz Genschow as Lionel Clark

Paul Mederow as Musikprofessor

Edith Meinhard as Ellen

Hermann Pfeiffer as Jean

Friedl Haerlin as Gloria Watson

Bruno Ziener as Bruno Ziener

Bruno Ziener as Wahrsager

Fred Goebel as Sekretär

Charlie Kracker

Ewald Wenck as Würstchenverkäufer

Lilli Schoenborn as Portiersfrau

Crew

Werner Hochbaum Director

Martha Albrand Novel

Werner Hochbaum Writer

Friedrich Dammann Writer

Georg Bruckbauer Director of Photography

International Releases Dates

Germany 15 April 1937

Production Companies

Deka Film

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