Tiger's Claw Trailer

Tiger's Claw Trailer (1951)

11 January 1951 Drama 122 mins

Jonny Wilken is an ageing lion trainer in a circus. He is in love with his younger colleague Jutta Sarris. On her wedding day, Jutta's favorite Bengal tiger attacks her out of jealousy and kills her. Jonny, full of pain and out of revenge, enters the cage to kill the animal with his bare hands. However, the tiger bows to him without any resistance.

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Cast

Harry Piel

as Jonny Wilken

Friedl Hardt

as Jutta Sarris

Hilde Hildebrand

as Madame Regina

Nicolas Koline

as Nicky, clown

Fritz Lafontaine

as Gaston Costil

Leopold von Ledebur

as Williams, circus manager

Helga Wiedenbrug

as Maria Roland, reporter

Albert Gallin-Krauss

as Emil, tiger's groom

Crew

Harry Piel

Director

Alfred Bütow

Alfred Bütow Art Direction

Klaus von Rautenfeld

Klaus von Rautenfeld Director of Photography

Fredy Arnold

Fredy Arnold Makeup Artist

Willi Nixdorf

Willi Nixdorf Makeup Artist

Bruno Timm

Bruno Timm Director of Photography

Karl Vollbrecht

Karl Vollbrecht Art Direction

Fritz Wenneis

Original Music Composer

International Releases Dates

Germany 11 January 1951

United States 01 January 1956

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