The tragic story of Don Jose, a Spanish cavalryman, who falls under the spell of a gypsy girl, Carmen, who treats him with both love and contempt and leads him into temptation and thus damnation.
Ernst Lubitsch
Director
Pola Negri
Carmen
Harry Liedtke
José Navarro
Grete Diercks
Dolores
Sophie Pagay
Don José's mother
Leopold von Ledebur
Escamillo, Bullfighter
Paul Biensfeldt
Garcia, Smuggler
Paul Conradi
Don Cairo, Smuggler
Max Kronert
Remendato, Smuggler
Margarete Kupfer
Carmen's Landlady
Heinrich Peer
English Officer
Wilhelm Diegelmann
Prison Guard
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