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DAS SCHIFF DER VERLORENEN MENSCHEN
Germany 1929: A Max Glass-Film Production.
Released through Orplidmetro AG
Released in England in 1930 as THE SHIP OF THE LOST MEN
CAST: Fritz Kortner
(Captain Fernando Vela); Marlene Dietrich (Ethel
Marley); Robin Irvine (T.W. Cheyne, a
young American doctor); Vladimir Sokoloff (Grischa,
the cook); Gaston Modot (Morain, the escaped
convict); Boris de Fas (Tatooed sailor);
Fedor Schaljapin, Jr. (Nick); Max Maximilian
(Tom Butley); Friedrich Gnass (Matrose);
Fritz Alberti (Captain of luxury liner), Robert
Garrison (Landlord), Heinrich Gotho (Sailor);
with Harry Grunwald, Emil Heyse, Fred Immler,
Alfred Loretto, Gerhard Ritterband, Arthur Wartan,
Heinz Wemper.
CREDITS:
Maurice Tourneur (Director and Scenarist);
Max Glass (Producer); Nikolaus Farkas (Photo-grapher);
Franz Schroedter (Decors); Jacques Tourneur
(Assistant Director); Rudolf Strobl (Production
Manager); based on the novel by Franzos Keremen.
Black-and-White. 2,593 meters.
Production Dates: April — June 1929, Staaken-Studios,
Berlin, the Harbour of Rostock and the River Trave.
Premiere: September 17th 1929, Ufa-Pavillon am Nollendorfplatz,
Berlin.
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