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Lola Montez
Dancer Lola Montez is the star of Madrid's theaters. All the important men are after her, among them the English ambassador. But the leader of the "Carlist - Movement", a gang of desperados, kidnaps her, she falls for him and he proposes. But the English ambassador is trying to improve the Spanish-English relations and sent his spies after her, getting the information about her future groom, and the Spanish government is very interested in getting ahead.
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Dancer Lola Montez is the star of Madrid's theaters. All the important men are after her, among them the English ambassador. But the leader of the "Carlist - Movement", a gang of desperados, kidnaps her, she falls for him and he proposes. But the English ambassador is trying to improve the Spanish-English relations and sent his spies after her, getting the information about her future groom, and the Spanish government is very interested in getting ahead.
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Genre:Drama, History
Written By:Robert Heymann
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Studio:LUNA-Film GmbH
Cast
Robert Heymann
Director
Leopoldine Konstantin
Lola Montez
Hans Wassmann
Sir Edwards, British Ambassador
Alfred Abel
Madons, criminal
Ito Waghalter
Marquis de Bocheville, French Diplomat
Hugo Werner-Kahle
Don Espartero, Sovereign of Spain
Inge Törnquist
Pepita, Lola's maid
Helga Lassen
Anita, Lola's maid
Bodo Serp
Member of Madon's gang
Maria Zelenka
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