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MOROCCO
USA 1930. Paramount Publix Corp.
Released through Paramount Publix Corp
CAST:
Gary Cooper (Tom Brown); Marlene Dietrich (Amy
Jolly); Adolphe Menjou (La Bessière;
in a former version this part is named Kennington and Herbert
Holmes is nominated as actor); Ullrich Haupt (Adjutant
Caesar); Eve Southern (Madame Caesar);
Michael Visaroff (Barratire); Juliette Compton
(Anna Dolores); Albert Conti (Colonel
Quinnovieres); Francis McDonald (Corporal Tatoche);
Paul Porcasi (Lo Tinto), Émile Chautard
(French General);.
CREDITS:
Josef von Sternberg (Director); Hector
Turnbull (Producer); Jules Furtham, Vincent
Lawrence (Scenarists); Lee Garmes, Lucien
Ballard (Photographers); Sam Winston,
Bob Lee, Dan Keefe (Editors); Dan Keefe,
Eleanor McGeary (Unit Managers); Bob Lee,
Bob Margolis (Assistant Directors); Hans Dreier
(Art Director); Travis Banton (Costumer);
Harry D. Mills (Sound); based on the novel
"Amy Jolly, Die Frau aus Marrakesh" by Benno
Vigny.
SONGS:
"Give Me the Man" (not used), "What
am I Bid" by Leo Robin and Karl Hajós; "Quand
L'Amour Meurt" by Octave Cremieux and G. Millandy
Black-and-White. 2,511 meters.
Production Dates: July 15th — August 18th 1930;
Indoor shooting: Paramount Studios stage 4 and Universal
back lot;
Outdoor shooting: Chatsworth Ranch and Guadelupe.
Premiere: November 14th 1930, Rivoli Theatre,
New York;
November 25th 1930, Graumann's Chinese, Hollywood.
Oscar Nominations 1930/31 (4th):
Actress: Marlene Dietrich; Art Direction: Hans
Dreier; Cinematography: Lee Garmes;
Directing: Josef Von Sternberg.
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