A Royal Scandal (1945) |
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| Director(s) | Otto Preminger, Ernst Lubitsch (uncredited) |
| Producer(s) | Ernst Lubitsch |
| Top Genres | Comedy, Drama |
| Top Topics | Royalty |
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Tallulah Bankhead(as Catherine the Great)
A Royal Scandal
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1945
A Royal Scandal
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1945
Tallulah Bankhead
(as Catherine the Great)
Charles Coburn(as Chancellor Nicolai Iiyitch)
A Royal Scandal
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1945
A Royal Scandal
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1945
Charles Coburn
(as Chancellor Nicolai Iiy...)
Anne Baxter(as Countess Anna Jaschikoff)
A Royal Scandal
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1945
A Royal Scandal
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1945
Anne Baxter
(as Countess Anna Jaschiko...)
William Eythe(as Lt. Alexei Chernoff)
A Royal Scandal
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1945
A Royal Scandal
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1945
William Eythe
(as Lt. Alexei Chernoff)
Vincent Price(as Marquis de Fleury)
A Royal Scandal
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1945
A Royal Scandal
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1945
Vincent Price
(as Marquis de Fleury)
Mischa Auer(as Capt. Sukov)
A Royal Scandal
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1945
A Royal Scandal
Released
1945
Mischa Auer
(as Capt. Sukov)
Sig Ruman(as Gen. Ronsky)
A Royal Scandal
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1945
A Royal Scandal
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1945
Sig Ruman
(as Gen. Ronsky)
Vladimir Sokoloff(as Malakoff)
A Royal Scandal
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1945
A Royal Scandal
Released
1945
Vladimir Sokoloff
(as Malakoff)
A Royal Scandal Overview:
A Royal Scandal (1945) was a Comedy - Drama Film directed by Otto Preminger and Ernst Lubitsch (uncredited) and produced by Ernst Lubitsch.
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The script of this film was written and prepared under Ernst Lubitsch, and he was the original director of this film. But he became ill during shooting, so Lubitsch hired Otto Preminger to do the rest of the shooting.
Ernst Lubitsch worked with Edwin Justus Mayer in the scripting process. Edwin Justus Mayer worked with Lubitsch before in To Be or Not to Be.
First film of John Russell.
According to Book "Ernst Lubitsch and Samson Raphaelson: A Study in Collaboration," Ernst Lubitsch directed the rehearsals of this film.
In the Alfred Hitchcock/William Everson interview, it is revealed that Ernst Lubitsch did the storyboards for this film and handed them over to Otto Preminger to carry out the orders for Lubitsch.