Knight Without Armour (1937) |
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| Director(s) | Jacques Feyder |
| Producer(s) | Alexander Korda |
| Top Genres | Adventure, Drama, Historical, Romance, Thriller/Suspense |
| Top Topics | Spies |
Featured Cast of Knight Without Armour See More »
Marlene Dietrich
(as Countess Alexandra Vla...)
Robert Donat
(as Ainsley J. Fothergill ...)
David Tree
(as Alexis Maronin)
Miles Malleson
(as Drunken Red Commissar)
Allan Jeayes
(as White General)
Lyn Harding
(as Bargee)
Evelyn Ankers
(as Minor Role)
Peter Bull
(as Commissar)
Knight Without Armour Overview:
Knight Without Armour (1937) was a Adventure - Drama Film directed by Jacques Feyder and produced by Alexander Korda.
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Knight Without Armour Quotes:
Ainsley J. Fothergill aka Peter Ouronov:
[the darkness of the gulag is making him lose his mind. Shouting] Night... night... night! Night all the time! Ceaseless night! Nothing but night all over the earth! The sun must be dead! Everything must be dead! We're the last things alive!
Countess Alexandra Vladinoff:
[Asking about a bribe] And all he wanted was your wristwatch?
Ainsley J. Fothergill aka Peter Ouronov: [Rhetorically] Well, what use is a wristwatch when trains are to be a week late?
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Knight Without Armour Facts
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The poem quoted by Fothergill aka Ouronov is 'Prospice' by Robert Browning. The one quoted by the Countess is 'I have outlasted all desire' (1821) by Alexander Pushkin.
During the bath tub scene, Marlene Dietrich slipped on a bar of soap falling naked and spreadeagled before cast and crew. Ever the professional, she picked herself up, laughed and continued shooting.
During the shooting Robert Donat had a severe attack of asthma and the film was delayed for almost a month. The producers wanted to replace him but Marlene Dietrich refused.