Trenck, der Pandur
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Synopsis
In the middle of the 18th century, Franz Freiherr von der Trenck returns to Vienna after eight years of military service for different countries and an involuntary escape from Russia. On request of his father, he forms a corps of pandurs and invests his portion of the inheritance. In the War of the Austrian Succession, Trenck and his regiment serve Empress Maria Theresia and fight against France. The fighting leads him back to Russia, where he falls in love with Natalie Alexandrowna. But soon he has to leave Russia again because the love of beautiful Natalie seems to threaten his life. Back in Vienna, womanizer Trenck at first flirts with Countess St. Croix, then with Princess Deinartstein who is promised to Count Solojew who, in turn, is involved in a spy affair with Countess St. Croix.
The film is a National Socialist propaganda movie featuring clear anti-French tendencies and a paean on the military.
Credits
| Director: | Herbert Selpin |
| Screenplay: | Walter Zerlett-Olfenius |
| Director of photography: | Franz Koch |
| Editing: | Friedel Buckow |
| Music: | Franz Doelle |
| Cast: | |
| Hans Albers | Baron von der Trenck |
| Käthe Dorsch | Kaiserin Maria Theresia |
| Sybille Schmitz | Prinzessin Deinartstein |
| Hilde Weissner | Gräfin St. Croix |
| Elisabeth Flickenschildt | Natalie Alexandrowna |
| Hans Nielsen | Laudon |
| Oskar Sima | Harun Bashi |
| Jaspar von Oertzen | Todt |
| Peter Voss | Fürst Khevenhüller |
| Herbert Hübner | Fürst Solojew |
| Production company: | Tobis-Filmkunst GmbH (Berlin) (Herstellungsgruppe Heinrich Jonen) |
All Credits
| Director: | Herbert Selpin |
| Assistant director: | Erich Frisch |
| Screenplay: | Walter Zerlett-Olfenius |
| based on: | Otto Emmerich Groh (Bühnenstück) |
| Director of photography: | Franz Koch |
| Production design: | Fritz Maurischat, Fritz Lück (Assistenz) |
| Editing: | Friedel Buckow |
| Sound: | Hermann Storr |
| Music: | Franz Doelle |
| Lyrics: | Walter Zerlett-Olfenius |
| Cast: | |
| Hans Albers | Baron von der Trenck |
| Käthe Dorsch | Kaiserin Maria Theresia |
| Sybille Schmitz | Prinzessin Deinartstein |
| Hilde Weissner | Gräfin St. Croix |
| Elisabeth Flickenschildt | Natalie Alexandrowna |
| Hans Nielsen | Laudon |
| Oskar Sima | Harun Bashi |
| Jaspar von Oertzen | Todt |
| Peter Voss | Fürst Khevenhüller |
| Herbert Hübner | Fürst Solojew |
| Production company: | Tobis-Filmkunst GmbH (Berlin) (Herstellungsgruppe Heinrich Jonen) |
| Unit production manager: | Heinrich Jonen, Wilhelm Sperber |
| Location manager: | Kurt Kruschke, Max Paetz, Cay-Dietrich Voss |
| Shoot: | 01.1940-04.1940: Umgebung von Berlin, Potsdam |
| Original distributor: | Tobis-Filmverleih GmbH, Berlin |
| Length: | 2637 m, 96 min |
| Format: | 35mm, 1:1,37 |
| Picture/Sound: | s/w, Ton |
| Rating: | Zensur (DE): 13.08.1940, B.54088, Jugendfrei |
| Screening: | Uraufführung (AT): 23.08.1940, Wien, Apollo-Theater |
Titles
| Originaltitel (DE) Trenck, der Pandur |
Versions
Original | |
| Length: | 2637 m, 96 min |
| Format: | 35mm, 1:1,37 |
| Picture/Sound: | s/w, Ton |
| Rating: | Zensur (DE): 13.08.1940, B.54088, Jugendfrei |
| Screening: | Uraufführung (AT): 23.08.1940, Wien, Apollo-Theater |
Prüffassung | |
| Length: | 5 Akte, 2290 m, 84 min |
| Rating: | FSK-Prüfung (DE): 03.12.1953, 05791, Jugendgeeignet / feiertagsfrei; FSK-Prüfung (DE): 23.06.1958, 05791 [2. FSK-Prüfung] |
| Length: | 2630 m, 96 min |
| Rating: | Zensur (DE): 13.11.1943, B.59639, Jugendverbot |




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