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1937 film by Veit Harlan

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Within Vinony's link graph, Der Herrscher is referenced by 106 other articles, and connects out to Joseph Goebbels, German and World War II.

It is catalogued under topics including 1930s business films, 1937 drama films and 1937 films.

Its subject is documented across 8 Wikipedia language editions.

Film · TMDB

5.7

Der Herrscher (The Sovereign) was based on Before Sunset, a play by Gerhart Hauptmann. The great Emil Jannings stars as Mathias Clausen, a self-made businessman who is forced to do a great deal of soul-searching when his wife unexpectedly dies. Determining to start life anew, he falls in love with his secretary Inken (Marianne Hoppe) and impulsively takes a vacation to Italy. Clausen's selfish grown children, not wishing to share their father's affections -- nor his money -- with his new wife-to-be, go to court demanding that Clausen be declared mentally incompetent. Upon finding this out, Clausen flies into a rage, leaving the audience to wonder whether or not he really as gone off his trolley. Der Herrscher was directed by Veit Harlan, more famous (or notorious) for his viciously anti-Semitic Jud Suess (1940).

Released: 1937-03-17103 minDir: Veit HarlanDrama

Cast

  • Emil Jannings as Matthias Clausen
  • Marianne Hoppe as Inken Peters
  • Hilde Körber as Bettina Clausen
  • Käthe Haack as Ottilie Klamroth
  • Herbert Hübner as Direktor Erich Klamroth
  • Maria Koppenhöfer as Klothilde Clausen

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5.6/10

95 votes

Year
1937
Runtime
103 min
Genres
Drama

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Instance of
film
Country of origin
Germany
Original language
German
Director
Veit Harlan
Cast member
Paul Bildt
Duration
103
FilmAffinity ID
358004
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publication date
1937-03-17
title
Der Herrscher
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