The Standard

The Standard

The Standard

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The Standard

1977

2h 0m

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Overview

During the final days of the First World War, Officer Menis does his duty in defending the battle flag of the defeated Austro-Hungarian empire, while his fellow troops, a motley gang recruited from several different countries not loyal to the royal family, simply try to survive by any means possible.

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28 members

Acting

Simon Ward

Fähnrich Herbert Menis

Simon Ward

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Siegfried Rauch

Botenlauben

Siegfried Rauch

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Gerd Böckmann

Anschütz

Gerd Böckmann

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Robert Hoffmann

Koch Klein

Robert Hoffmann

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Jon Finch

Charbinsky

Jon Finch

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Peter Cushing

Baron Hackenberg

Peter Cushing

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Lil Dagover

Erzherzogin

Lil Dagover

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Wolfgang Preiss

Oberst

Wolfgang Preiss

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Maria Perschy

Mordax

Maria Perschy

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Rudolf Prack

kaiserlicher Hofdiener

Rudolf Prack

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Friedrich von Ledebur

General

Friedrich von Ledebur

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Viktor Staal

Anton

Viktor Staal

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Verónica Forqué

Louise Lang

Verónica Forqué

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Erik Frey

Oberstleutnant

Erik Frey

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Hans Thimig

Hofbeamter

Hans Thimig

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Kurt Sowinetz

Kaiserlischer Diener im Kaminzimmer

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Albert Rueprecht

Unknown Role

Albert Rueprecht

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David Robb

English Officer

David Robb

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Michael Janisch

Orbeliani

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Sergio Alberti

Offizier

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Manuel de Blas

Offizier

Manuel de Blas

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José Canalejas

Berittener Soldat

José Canalejas

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Henry Gregor

Wachsoldat

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Baringo Jordán

Fähnrich

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Crew

Luis Miguel Arranz

Bahnhofswärter

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Hugo Blanco

Zollbeamter

Hugo Blanco

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Antonio Mayans

Unknown Role

Antonio Mayans

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Alexander Waechter

Unknown Role

Alexander Waechter

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