The Mortal Storm

	The Mortal Storm
	Trailer van The Mortal Storm
Regie	Frank Borzage
Producent	Frank Borzage; Victor Saville
Scenario	Claudine West; Hans Rameau; George Froeschel; Phyllis Bottome (roman)
Hoofdrollen	Margaret Sullavan; James Stewart; Robert Young
Muziek	Edward Kane; Bronislau Kaper; Eugene Zador
Montage	Elma Veron
Cinematografie	William H. Daniels; Lloyd Knechtel; Leonard Smith
Distributie	MGM
Première	14 juni 1940
Genre	Drama
Speelduur	100 minuten
Taal	Engels
Land	Verenigde Staten
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The Mortal Storm is een Amerikaanse dramafilm uit 1940 onder regie van Frank Borzage. Het scenario is gebaseerd op de gelijknamige roman uit 1937 van de Britse auteur Phyllis Bottome.

James Stewart in The Mortal Storm

Margaret Sullavan in The Mortal Storm

Verhaal

De familie Roth woont in een rustig dorpje in de Duitse Alpen. Wanneer de nazi's aan de macht komen in Duitsland, komt de familie in opstand. Martin Breitner merkt op hoe de familie almaar moedelozer en zwakker wordt.

Rolverdeling

Acteur	Personage
Sullavan, Margaret Margaret Sullavan	Freya Roth
Stewart, James James Stewart	Martin Breitner
Young, Robert Robert Young	Fritz Marberg
Morgan, Frank Frank Morgan	Professor Roth
Stack, Robert Robert Stack	Otto von Rohn
Granville, Bonita Bonita Granville	Elsa
Rich, Irene Irene Rich	Mevrouw Roth
Orr, William T. William T. Orr	Erich von Rohn
Ouspenskaya, Maria Maria Ouspenskaya	Mevrouw Breitner
Reynolds, Gene Gene Reynolds	Rudi
Hicks, Russell Russell Hicks	Rector
Edmunds, William William Edmunds	Lehman
Dale, Esther Esther Dale	Marta
Dailey, Dan Dan Dailey	Holl
Bates, Granville Granville Bates	Professor Berg

Externe link

(en) ‌The Mortal Storm in de Internet Movie Database

Films onder regie van Frank Borzage

Land o' Lizards (1916) · Immediate Lee (1916) · Flying Colors (1917) · Until They Get Me (1917) · The Gun Woman (1918) · The Curse of Iku (1918) · The Shoes That Danced (1918) · Innocent's Progress (1918) · Society for Sale (1918) · An Honest Man (1918) · Who Is to Blame? (1918) · The Ghost Flower (1918) · The Atom (1918) · Toton the Apache (1919) · Whom the Gods Would Destroy (1919) · Prudence on Broadway (1919) · Humoresque (1920) · Get-Rich-Quick Wallingford (1921) · The Duke of Chimney Butte (1921) · Back Pay (1922) · Billy Jim (1922) · The Good Provider (1922) · The Valley of Silent Men (1922) · The Pride of Palomar (1922) · The Nth Commandment (1923) · Children of the Dust (1923) · The Age of Desire (1923) · Secrets (1924) · The Lady (1925) · Daddy's Gone A-Hunting (1925) · The Circle (1925) · Lazybones (1925) · Wages for Wives (1925) · The First Year (1926) · The Dixie Merchant (1926) · Early to Wed (1926) · Marriage License? (1926) · 7th Heaven (1927) · Street Angel (1928) · Lucky Star (1929) · They Had to See Paris (1929) · The River (1929) · Song o' My Heart (1930) · Liliom (1930) · Doctors' Wives (1931) · Young as You Feel (1931) · Bad Girl (1931) · After Tomorrow (1932) · Young America (1932) · A Farewell to Arms (1932) · Secrets (1933) · Man's Castle (1933) · No Greater Glory (1934) · Little Man, What Now? (1934) · Flirtation Walk (1934) · Living on Velvet (1935) · Stranded (1935) · Shipmates Forever (1935) · Desire (1936) · Hearts Divided (1936) · Green Light (1937) · History Is Made at Night (1937) · Big City (1937) · Mannequin (1937) · Three Comrades (1938) · The Shining Hour (1938) · Disputed Passage (1939) · Strange Cargo (1940) · The Mortal Storm (1940) · Flight Command (1940) · Smilin' Through (1941) · The Vanishing Virginian (1942) · Seven Sweethearts (1942) · Stage Door Canteen (1943) · His Butler's Sister (1943) · Till We Meet Again (1944) · The Spanish Main (1945) · I've Always Loved You (1946) · Magnificent Doll (1946) · That's My Man (1947) · Moonrise (1948) · China Doll (1958) · The Big Fisherman (1959)

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