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The Emperor's Candlesticks (2-Jul-1937)

Director: George Fitzmaurice

Writers: Monckton Hoffe; Harold Goldman

From novel: The Emperor's Candlesticks by Baroness Orczy (1899)

Musical Score by: Franz Waxman

Producer: John W. Considine, Jr.

Keywords: Drama, Espionage

NameOccupationBirthDeathKnown for
E. E. Clive
Actor
28-Aug-1879 6-Jun-1940 Tenney in Bulldog Drummond
Frank Conroy
Actor
14-Oct-1890 24-Feb-1964 The Ox-Bow Incident
Douglass Dumbrille
Actor
13-Oct-1889 2-Apr-1974 The Three Musketeers
Emma Dunn
Actor
26-Feb-1874 14-Dec-1966 The Talk of the Town
Frank Morgan
Actor
1-Jun-1890 18-Sep-1949 The Wizard of Oz
Maureen O'Sullivan
Actor
17-May-1911 28-Jun-1998 A Day at the Races
Paul Porcasi
Actor
1879 8-Aug-1946 Character actor, Broadway and film
William Powell
Actor
29-Jul-1892 5-Mar-1984 My Man Godfrey
Luise Rainer
Actor
12-Jan-1910 30-Dec-2014 German film actress
Henry Stephenson
Actor
16-Apr-1871 24-Apr-1956 The Prince and the Pauper
Ian Wolfe
Actor
4-Nov-1896 23-Jan-1992 Bedlam
Robert Young
Actor
22-Feb-1907 21-Jul-1998 Marcus Welby, M.D.

CAST

William Powell   ...   Baron Stephan Wolensky
Luise Rainer   ...   Countess Olga Mironova
with
Robert Young   ...   Grand Duke Peter
Maureen O'Sullivan   ...   Maria
Frank Morgan   ...   Col. Baron Suroff
Henry Stephenson   ...   Prince Johann
Bernadene Hayes   ...   Mitzi
Donald Kirke   ...   Anton
Douglass Dumbrille   ...   Korum
Charles Waldron   ...   Dr. Malchor
Ian Wolfe   ...   Leon
Barnett Parker   ...   Albert
Frank Reicher   ...   Pavloff
Bert Roach   ...   Porter
Paul Porcasi   ...   Santuzzi
E. E. Clive   ...   Auctioneer
Emma Dunn   ...   Housekeeper
Frank Conroy   ...   Col. Radoff

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