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Mare Nostrum (1926)
The story of a female German spy who willingly sacrifices her life for her country.
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The story of a female German spy who willingly sacrifices her life for her country.
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Genre:War, Drama
Written By:Willis Goldbeck
In Theaters:8/29/1926
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Runtime:102 minutes
Studio:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Cast
Rex Ingram
Director
Apollon Uni
The Triton (prologue) (as Uni Apollon)
Álex Nova
Don Esteban Ferragut (prologue) (as Alex Nova)
Kada-Abd-el-Kader
Don Esteban's Son - Ulysses (prologue)
Hughie Mack
Caragol (prologue)
Alice Terry
Freya Talberg
Antonio Moreno
Ulysses Ferragut
Mademoiselle Kithnou
Ferragut's Wife - Dona Cinta (as Mle. Kithnou)
Mickey Brantford
Ferragut's Son - Esteban (as Michael Brantford)
Rosita Ramírez
Ferragut's Niece - Pepita
Frédéric Mariotti
Toni - the Mate (as Fredrick Mariotti)
Madame Pâquerette
Doctor Fedelmann (as Mme. Paquerette)
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