Madame Dubarry
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In a deal to save her lover Count Dubarry from financial ruin, the Parisian milliner Jeanne Vaubernier (alias Madame Dubarry) becomes the influential wife of the reigning French king, Louis XV. However, much to the dismay of the king′s advisor Choiseul, who had planned for his own sister to marry the king. Choiseul thus starts a campaign to turn the people against the monarch and his new wife, and Jeanne soon becomes a symbol for the extravagance of the much-hated aristocracy. When the king dies, Jeanne is ousted by the angry masses and sent to the stakes.
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Credits
| Director: | Ernst Lubitsch |
| Screenplay: | Hanns Kräly, Norbert Falk |
| Director of photography: | Theodor Sparkuhl |
| Music: | Alexander Schirmann (1919), Hans Jönsson (1976) |
| Cast: | |
| Pola Negri | Jeanne Vaubernier, später Madame Dubarry |
| Emil Jannings | König Louis XV. |
| Reinhold Schünzel | Staatsminister und Herzog von Choiseul |
| Harry Liedtke | Medizinstudent Armand de Foix |
| Eduard von Winterstein | Graf Jean Dubarry |
| Karl Platen | Guillaume Dubarry |
| Paul Biensfeldt | Kammerdiener Lebelle |
| Magnus Stifter | Spanischer Gesandter Don Diego |
| Wilhelm Kaiser-Heyl | Kommandant der Schloßgarde |
| Elsa Berna | Herzogin von Gramont |
| Production company: | Projektions-AG »Union« (PAGU) (Berlin) |
| Producer: | Paul Davidson |
All Credits
| Director: | Ernst Lubitsch |
| Screenplay: | Hanns Kräly, Norbert Falk |
| Story: | Norbert Falk |
| Director of photography: | Theodor Sparkuhl |
| 2nd Camera unit: | Fritz Arno Wagner |
| Assistant camera operator: | Kurt Waschneck (Technische Leitung) |
| Still photography: | Fritz Arno Wagner |
| Production design: | Kurt Richter, Karl Machus (Mitarbeit) |
| Costume design: | Ali Hubert |
| Music: | Alexander Schirmann (1919), Hans Jönsson (1976) |
| Cast: | |
| Pola Negri | Jeanne Vaubernier, später Madame Dubarry |
| Emil Jannings | König Louis XV. |
| Reinhold Schünzel | Staatsminister und Herzog von Choiseul |
| Harry Liedtke | Medizinstudent Armand de Foix |
| Eduard von Winterstein | Graf Jean Dubarry |
| Karl Platen | Guillaume Dubarry |
| Paul Biensfeldt | Kammerdiener Lebelle |
| Magnus Stifter | Spanischer Gesandter Don Diego |
| Wilhelm Kaiser-Heyl | Kommandant der Schloßgarde |
| Elsa Berna | Herzogin von Gramont |
| Production company: | Projektions-AG »Union« (PAGU) (Berlin) |
| Commissioned by: | Universum-Film AG (UFA) (Berlin) |
| Producer: | Paul Davidson |
| Location manager: | Carl Moos |
| Shoot: | : Ufa-Freigelände, Park Schloß Sanssouci, Potsdam, Ufa-Union Atelier Berlin-Tempelhof |
| Original distributor: | UFA-Filmverleih GmbH (Berlin) |
| Length: | 7 Akte, 2493 m |
| Format: | 35mm |
| Picture/Sound: | viragiert, stumm |
| Rating: | Zensur (DE): 07.1919, 43385, Jugendverbot |
| Screening: | Uraufführung (DE): 18.09.1919, Berlin, Ufa-Palast am Zoo |
Titles
| Originaltitel (DE) Madame Dubarry |
| Arbeitstitel Die Maitresse des Königs |
| Arbeitstitel Gräfin Dubarry |
| Verleihtitel Passion |
Versions
Original | |
| Length: | 7 Akte, 2493 m |
| Format: | 35mm |
| Picture/Sound: | viragiert, stumm |
| Rating: | Zensur (DE): 07.1919, 43385, Jugendverbot |
| Screening: | Uraufführung (DE): 18.09.1919, Berlin, Ufa-Palast am Zoo |
Prüffassung | |
| Length: | 7 Akte, 2278 m |
| Format: | 35mm |
| Picture/Sound: | s/w, stumm |
| Rating: | Zensur (DE): 20.11.1920, B. 00773, Jugendverbot |
| Length: | 7 Akte, 2217 m m |
| Format: | 35mm, 1:1,33 |
| Picture/Sound: | s/w, stumm |
| Rating: | Zensur (DE): 24.02.1930, B.25151, Jugendverbot |
| Length: | 7 Akte, 2238 m, 82 min |
| Format: | 35mm, 1:1,33 |
| Picture/Sound: | s/w, stumm |
| Rating: | FSK-Prüfung (DE): 01.02.1995, 72675, ohne Altersbeschränkung / feiertagsfrei |
| Screening: | TV-Erstsendung (DE): 23.01.1977, ZDF |
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