The Swedish Nightingale Trailer

The Swedish Nightingale Trailer (1941)

09 April 1941 Music, Romance 97 mins

The movie tells the beautiful love story of the Danish writer Hans Christian Andersen and the singer Jenny Lind. Andersen dedicated his fairy tale "The Nightingale of the Chinese Emperor" to Lind.

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Cast

Joachim Gottschalk

as Hans Christian Andersen

Ilse Werner

as Jenny Lind

Karl Ludwig Diehl

as Staatsminister Graf Rantzau

Aribert Wäscher

as Verleger Peer Upan

Hans Leibelt

as Theaterdirektor

Volker von Collande

as Olaf Larsson, Jennys Verlobter

Jeanette Bethge

as Frau Tostrup, Andersens Haushälterin

Angelo Ferrari

as Italienischer Gastwirt

Ernst Sattler

as Axel Lind

Crew

International Releases Dates

Germany 09 April 1941

Production Companies

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