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Valse éternelle
1936
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Director
Max Neufeld
Writers
Julius Brammer
Alfred Grünwald
Max Neufeld
Stars
Renée Saint-Cyr
Pierre Brasseur
Jean Servais
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Director
Max Neufeld
Writers
Julius Brammer
Alfred Grünwald
Max Neufeld
Stars
Renée Saint-Cyr
Pierre Brasseur
Jean Servais
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Renée Saint-Cyr
Marie-Claire
Pierre Brasseur
Le prince Georges
Jean Servais
Pierre Kramer
Vera Baranovskaya
La duchesse
(as Véra Baranovskaïa)
Ghislaine Bru
Lise
Henry Roussel
Le duc de Hohenau
Léon Arvel
Haslinger
Odette Joyeux
Sophie
Charles Vissières
Diabelli
Maria Balcerkiewiczówna
La comtesse Labowiska
Hubert Daix
L'aubergiste
Robert Ralphy
Salina
Paul Clerget
Director
Max Neufeld
Writers
Julius Brammer
Alfred Grünwald
Max Neufeld
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Alternate versions
Filmed simultaneously in German language version Hoheit tanzt Walzer (1935) and Czech language version Tanecek panny Márinky (1935) all with different casts.
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Alternate-language version of
Tanecek panny márinky
(1935)
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Release date
February 11, 1938 (Portugal)
Countries of origin
Czechoslovakia
Austria
Language
French
Also known as
A Valsa Eterna
Production company
Elektafilm
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Color
Black and White
Sound mix
Mono
Aspect ratio
1.37 : 1
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