Immortal Waltz

Immortal Waltz

Immortal Waltz

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Immortal Waltz

1939

1h 36m

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Johann Strauss firmly established himself as the leader of a dance orchestra in Vienna in the 1840s. His sons Johann junior and Josef have clearly inherited their father's talent. Nevertheless, father Johann is strictly opposed to both of them training as composers.

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15 members

Acting

Paul Hörbiger

Johann Strauß Vater

Paul Hörbiger

Acting

Dagny Servaes

Anna Strauß Mutter

Dagny Servaes

Acting

Maria Andergast

Lina Strauß

Maria Andergast

Acting

Friedl Czepa

Regine Endlweber

Friedl Czepa

Acting

Gretl Theimer

Emilie Trampusch

Gretl Theimer

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Fred Liewehr

Johann Strauß Sohn

Fred Liewehr

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Hans Holt

Josef Strauß

Hans Holt

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Fritz Lehmann

Eduard Strauß

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Karl Skraup

Amon - Konzertmeister

Karl Skraup

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Siegfried Breuer

Unknown Role

Siegfried Breuer

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Rudolf Carl

Piscatschek

Rudolf Carl

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Pepi Glöckner-Kramer

Aufwartefrau

Pepi Glöckner-Kramer

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Fritz Imhoff

Sigrista

Fritz Imhoff

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Ernst Nadherny

Kurdirektor

Ernst Nadherny

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Wilhelm Schich

Haslinger

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