All the city dances

All the city dances ( The Great Waltz ) is a film carried out by Julien Duvivier in 1938.

Synopsis

In 1844, in Vienna, the young person Johann Strauss composes of the waltz and, thanks to the singer Carla Donner, it is quickly famous. Strauss marries Poldi and appears to have found happiness. But the recognition which it dedicated has Carla Donner changes soon into a more tender feeling.

Data sheet

Realization: Julien Duvivier
Co-realizers: Victor Fleming and Josef von Sternberg ( not credited with the credits )
Scenario writers: Gottfried Reinhardt (according to its history), Samuel Hoffenstein, Walter Reisch and Vicki Baum (contribution, not credited with the credits )
Country:
Kind: Drama
Year: 1938
First presentation the November 4th 1938 (the United States)

Distribution

Shines To groove: Poldi Vogelhuber
Fernand Gravey: Johann “Schani” Strauss II (ace Fernand Gravet)
Miliza Korjus: Carla To give
Hugh Herbert: Julius Hofbauer, Music Publisher
Lionel Atwill: Count Anton “Tony” Hohenfried
Curt Wood: Kienzl
Leonid Kinskey : Dudelman
Al Shean: Cellist
Undermined Gombell: Mrs. Hofbauer
George Houston: Fritz Schiller
Bert Roach : Vogelhuber
Greta Meyer : Mrs. Vogelhuber
Hermann Bing: Otto Dommayer
Alma Kruger : Mrs. Strauss
Henry Hull: Emperor Franz Josef
Sig Ruman: Wertheimer the Banker (ace Sig Rumann)
Christian Rub: Coachman

External bonds

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