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The Prodigal Son

193482 min 7.0 TMDBIMDb ↗Released

Story of the trials and tribulations of a German who emigrates to the US during the Great Depression.

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Release / first air1934-09-06
Original languageDE
GenresDrama
DirectorLuis Trenker
WriterArnold Ulitz
BudgetNot available
RevenueNot available
ProductionDeutsche Universal-Film

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10 cast members
Luis TrenkerLuis TrenkerTonio Feuersinger
Maria AndergastMaria AndergastBarbl Gudauner
Bertl SchultesBertl SchultesBarbls Vater
Marian MarshMarian MarshLilian Williams
F. W. Schröder-SchromF. W. Schröder-SchromMr. Williams
Jimmie FoxJimmie FoxHobby
Paul HenckelsPaul HenckelsLehrer
Eduard KöckEduard KöckTonios Vater
Melanie HoreschowskyMelanie HoreschowskyRosina Unverdorben
Borwin WalthBorwin WalthButler

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