Sissi - Forever My Love Trailer

Sissi - Forever My Love Trailer (1962)

"Once in a Lifetime... The Opulence and Magnitude... The Gilt and Glory of a Mighty Empire!" 27 March 1962 Drama, History, Romance 147 mins

The beautiful account of the powerful drama of love and courage of Austrian Archduke Franz Joseph and Princess Elizabeth of Bavaria. This is a condensed version of the original German language 3-part "Sissi" series.

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Cast

Romy Schneider

as Princess Elizsabeth (archive footage)

Karlheinz Böhm

as Emperor Franz Josef (archive footage)

Magda Schneider

as Duchess Ludovika (archive footage)

Peter Weck

as Archduke Karl Ludwig (archive footage)

Vilma Degischer

as Archduchess Sophie (archive footage)

Josef Meinrad

as Police Major (archive footage)

Gustav Knuth

as Duke Max of Bavaria (archive footage)

Walther Reyer

as Count Gyula Andrassy (archive footage)

Erich Nikowitz

as Archduke Franz Karl (archive footage)

Karl Fochler

as Count Grunne (archive footage)

Hilde Wagener

as Princess Helen (archive footage)

Senta Wengraf

as Countess Bellegarde (archive footage)

Helene Lauterböck

as Countess Esterhazy (archive footage)

Klaus Knuth

as Prince Ludwig (archive footage)

Crew

Willy Fränzl

Willy Fränzl Choreographer

International Titles

Sissi 4 Les jeunes années d'une reine Trailer

Forever My Love Trailer

Sissi: Forever My Love Trailer

International Releases Dates

France 27 March 1962

United States 27 March 1962

Alternative movies trailers for Sissi - Forever My Love

More movie trailers, teasers, and clips from Sissi - Forever My Love:

Sissi - Forever my love (English version) part one

This video is a compilation of the Austrian trilogy "SISSI-The Young Empress". Scene 1: "Crisis in Hungary" (coronation ceremony) The Austrian Emperor Franz ...

Sissi - Forever my love (English version) part two

Scene 2: "In Hungary" After Sissi´s triumphal coronation ceremony in Hungary she also finally wins the hearts of the Hungarian natives at lightning speed.

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