Abdul the Damned (1935) - film review

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Abdul the Damned is a British period drama film first released in 1935, directed by Karl Grune. The film stars Nils Asther, Adrienne Ames, Fritz Kortner, John Stuart and Esme Percy. Our overall rating for this film is: good.

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Director: Karl Grune
Script: Robert Neumann, Ashley Dukes, Roger Burford, Warren Chetham Strode, Emeric Pressburger, Curt Siodmak
Photo: Otto Kanturek
Music: Hanns Eisler
Cast: Nils Asther (Chief of Police Kadar-Pasha), Adrienne Ames (Therese Alder), Fritz Kortner (Abdul Hamid II), John Stuart (Capt. Talak-Bey), Esme Percy (Ali (Eunuch)), Charles Carson (Gen. Hilmi-Pasha), Patric Knowles (Omar (Hilmi’s Aide)), Walter Rilla (Hassan-Bey), Annie Esmond (Therese’s Train Companion), Clifford Heatherley (Court Doctor), Robert Naylor (Opera Singer), H. Saxon-Snell (Chief Interrogator), George Zucco (Firing-Squad Officer), Henry B. Longhurst (General of the Bodyguards), Eric Portman (Conspirastor), Warren Jenkins (Young-Turk Singer), Arthur Hardy (Ambassador), Henry Peterson (Unknown)
Country: UK
Language: English
Runtime: 111 min; B&W

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