The Patriot Trailer

The Patriot Trailer (1938)

05 June 1938 Drama 97 mins

The reign of Tsar Paul I and the intrigues of his friend, Governor Pahlen, to rid the country of the mad despot by plotting to have him murdered.

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Cast

Harry Baur

as Tsar Paul 1st

Pierre Renoir

as Count of Pahlen

Suzy Prim

as Anna Ostermann

Elmire Vautier

as The Tsarina

Fernand Mailly

as Admiral

Geller

as Mouravieff

Jacques Mattler

as Disgraced commander

Robert Seller

as Narichkine

André Varennes

as Minister of War

Gérard Landry

as The Tsarevich

Colette Darfeuil

as Lopouchina

Crew

Jacques Ibert

Original Music Composer

Armand Thirard

Armand Thirard Director of Photography

Louis Née

Louis Née Director of Photography

Boris Bilinsky

Boris Bilinsky Costume Design

Nicolas Wilcke

Nicolas Wilcke Special Effects Coordinator

Vladimir Meingard

Vladimir Meingard Production Design

Alexandre Lochakoff

Alexandre Lochakoff Production Design

International Titles

The Mad Emperor Trailer

International Releases Dates

Belgium 23 September 1938

Denmark 24 October 1938

Spain 23 September 1940

Finland 29 January 1939

France 05 June 1938

Hungary 09 October 1938

Netherlands 09 September 1938

Portugal 22 February 1939

United States 09 March 1941

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