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The Triumph of the Rat
Also known as Auf dem Schlachtfeld der Liebe in Austria; Der Apache in Germany
(1926) England
B&W : 2301 metres
Directed by Graham Cutts

Cast: Ivor Novello [Pierre Boucheron, ‘The Rat’], Isabel Jeans [Zelie], Nina Vanna [Madeline], Marie Ault [Mere Colline], Julie Suedo [Mou-Mou], Lewin Mannering [Comte Henri Mercereau], Mrs. Hayden Coffin (Adeline Hayden Coffin) [Duchess de l’orme], Charles Dormer [René Duval], Gabriel Rosca [Apache dancer], Mickey Brantford [young boy]

Gainsborough Pictures, Limited, and Piccadilly Pictures Company production; distributed by Woolf & Freedman Film Service, Limited. / Produced by Michael Balcon and Carlyle Blackwell Jr. Scenario by Reginald Fogwell and Graham Cutts, from characters created by Ivor Novello and Constance Collier. Art direction by B. Evans. Cinematography by Hal Young. / Released September 1926. / Standard 35mm spherical 1.33:1 format.

Drama.

Survival status: Print exists.

Current rights holder: (unknown)

Listing updated: 4 October 2014.

References: Perry-British p. 343; Taylor-Hitchcock p. 70 : Website-IMDb : with additional information provided by Manish Patwari.

Home video: DVD.

 
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