The Countess of Monte Cristo (1948) |
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| Director(s) | Frederick de Cordova |
| Producer(s) | John Beck |
| Top Genres | Comedy, Romance |
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Sonja Henie(as Karen Kirsten)
The Countess of Monte Cristo
Released
1948
The Countess of Monte Cristo
Released
1948
Sonja Henie
(as Karen Kirsten)
Dorothy Hart(as Peg Manning)
The Countess of Monte Cristo
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1948
The Countess of Monte Cristo
Released
1948
Dorothy Hart
(as Peg Manning)
Arthur Treacher(as Hotel Managing Director)
The Countess of Monte Cristo
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1948
The Countess of Monte Cristo
Released
1948
Arthur Treacher
(as Hotel Managing Directo...)
Arthur O'Connell(as Assistant Director Jensen)
The Countess of Monte Cristo
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1948
The Countess of Monte Cristo
Released
1948
Arthur O'Connell
(as Assistant Director Jen...)
Peter Brocco(as Hotel Desk Clerk)
The Countess of Monte Cristo
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1948
The Countess of Monte Cristo
Released
1948
Peter Brocco
(as Hotel Desk Clerk)
Sam Edwards(as Bellhop)
The Countess of Monte Cristo
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1948
The Countess of Monte Cristo
Released
1948
Sam Edwards
(as Bellhop)
Harlan Warde(as Student)
The Countess of Monte Cristo
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1948
The Countess of Monte Cristo
Released
1948
Harlan Warde
(as Student)
The Countess of Monte Cristo Overview:
The Countess of Monte Cristo (1948) was a Comedy - Romance Film directed by Frederick de Cordova and produced by John Beck.
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Universal International originally planned to film in Technicolor.
This was Sonja Henie's final Hollywood feature. Of her 11 vehicles issued between 1936 and 1948, only this film missed out on a review in The New York Times. Miss Henie would return to the screen one last time in a British production shot in color and CinemaScope, Hello London, which was not released in the United States. Sonja's home studio for nine pictures between 1936 and 1943, Twentieth Century-Fox, handled the English distribution of her film finale.
Susanna Foster declined to portray Jenny Johnsen, the maid. Reportedly, Miss Foster quipped that top-billed Sonja Henie ought to be playing HER maid.