'The Polar Express' (2004)
A wondrously imaginative, diverse, and spirited allegory of childhood and the arduousness of adulthood.
The Voice of Love
All the women adore a certain prominent singer, but one of them, a wealthy socialite, decides to court him by pretending to be just a simple maid.
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All the women adore a certain prominent singer, but one of them, a wealthy socialite, decides to court him by pretending to be just a simple maid.
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Genre:Drama, Music, Romance
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Runtime:76 minutes
Studio:Terra-Filmkunst
Cast
Victor Janson
Director
Marcel Wittrisch
Kammersänger Ekhardt
Maria Beling
Cläre
Marieluise Claudius
Zenzi
Kurt Vespermann
Seppl, Ekhardt Diener
Oskar Sima
Der Wirt
Fritz Alberti
Der Graf
Otto Sauter-Sarto
Gast
Tina Eilers
Die Freundin
Arthur Reppert
Der Feuerwehrmann
Charlotte Boerner
Die Kaiserin
Gustav Püttjer
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