The Governor Trailer (1939)

22 April 1939 Drama 99 mins

In an imaginary Scandinavian country, an ambitious radical buys an indebted estate in order to become a member of parliament as a local resident, which he ultimately succeeds in doing. Salvation in the party turmoil comes in the form of a military dictatorship under the determined Governor General Werkonen. The new member of parliament arranges for an assassination attempt on the general. However, the general is only slightly injured in the attack. The hired assassin now feels betrayed by his client and takes revenge by murdering him...

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Cast

Brigitte Horney as Maria

Willy Birgel as General Werkonen

Hannelore Schroth as Ebba

Ernst von Klipstein as Leutnant Robert Runeberg

Lotte Spira as Frau Runeberg

Albert Florath as Oberst Perkaulen

Karl Meixner as Diener bei Dr. Erko

Rolf Weih as Leutnant Kalminen

Valy Arnheim as Diener bei General Werkonen

Georg A. Profé as Offizier

Walter Schramm-Dunker as Gast

Walter Franck as Dr. Erko

Paul Bildt as Gutsbesitzer Runeberg

Werner Pledath as Oberst Wantua

Paul Otto as Ministerpräsident Lönnrot

Ingolf Kuntze as Gutsbesitzer Maris

Crew

Viktor Tourjansky Director

Wolfgang Zeller Sound Director

Emil Burri Screenplay

Peter Francke Screenplay

Konstantin Irmen-Tschet Director of Photography

International Releases Dates

Germany 22 April 1939

Production Companies

Terra-Filmkunst

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