Covered Tracks

Covered Tracks
Directed by Veit Harlan
Produced by Helmut Eweler
Franz Tappers
Written by Veit Harlan
Felix Lützkendorf
Hans Rothe
Thea von Harbou
Starring Kristina Söderbaum
Philip Dorn
Charlotte Schultz
Music by Hans-Otto Borgmann
Cinematography Bruno Mondi
Edited by Marianne Behr
Production
company
Majestic-Film
Distributed by Tobis Film
Release date
 26 August 1938
Running time
 81 minutes
Country Germany
Language German

Covered Tracks (German:Verwehte Spuren) is a 1938 German historical drama film directed by Veit Harlan and starring Kristina Söderbaum, Philip Dorn and Charlotte Schultz.[1]

Cast

  • Kristina Söderbaum as Séraphine Lawrence
  • Philip Dorn as Dr. Fernand Morot
  • Charlotte Schultz as Madeleine Lawrence - Séraphines Mutter
  • Friedrich Kayßler as Polizeipräfekt von Paris
  • Paul Dahlke as Henry Poquet - Boulevardschriftsteller
  • Heinrich Schroth as Graf Duval - Präsident des Weltaussstellungskomitees
  • Hans Halden as Fragonard - Polizeikommissar
  • Josef Sieber as Maurice - Hausdiener
  • Leo Peukert as Dubois - Polizeisekretär
  • Edith Meinhard as Jeanette - Stubenmädchen
  • Milena von Eckhardt as Colette - Maurices Freundin
  • Clemens Hasse as Gaston - Hausdiener
  • Ernst Rotmund as Nachtportier
  • Paul Bildt as Attaché an der englischen Botschaft
  • Valy Arnheim as Chefredakteur des 'Figaro'
  • Hans Stiebner as Pigeon - Druckereibesitzer
  • Klaus Detlef Sierck as Armand - Hotelpage
  • Jakob Tiedtke as Dompierre - Hotelier
  • Max Wilmsen as Tagesportier
  • Hermann Wagner as Gustave - Musikstudent
  • Hildegard Imhof as Mme. Printemps
  • Elis. Botz as Mme. Chaumette
  • Hans Hemes as Sekretär an der englischen Botschaft
  • Hilla Höfer as Sekretärin Poquets
  • Heinz Appel
  • Georg Völkel as Colettes Tänzer beim Hausball
  • Heinrich Dugall as Malerlehrling
  • Charles Willy Kayser as Pariser Hotelportier
  • Gerti Ober as Empfangsmädchen bei Dr. Morot
  • Bruno Klockmann as Patient bei Dr. Morot
  • Hansjakob Gröblinghoff as Page im Hotel De la Russie
  • Ewald Wenck
  • Heinrich Vogt as Ballhausdirektor

See also

References

  1. ↑ Heins p.209

Bibliography

  • Laura Julia Heins. Nazi Film Melodrama. University of Illinois Press, 2013.
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