Der Zarewitsch (1954)
Directed by Arthur Maria Rabenalt

Musical

aka: The Little Czar

Film Synopsis

The young dancer Sonia is in love with the tenor Jos� who sings the role of the Tsaravich in a popular operetta. One day she has an accident and dreams that she is a ballerina in love with Tsarevich Alioscha, and is tasked with restoring his interest in women.

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Film Credits

Director: Arthur Maria Rabenalt
Script: Pierre Gaspard-Huit, Béla Jenbach, Heinz Reichert, Georges Neveux (dialogue), Paul H. Rameau, Roger Richebé
Cinematographer: Georg Bruckbauer
Music: Friedrich Mögle
Cast: Luis Mariano (Luis Mariano), Sonja Ziemann (Sonja), Iván Petrovich (Großherzog Feodor), Hans Richter (Boris), Paul Henckels (Pawlitsch), Ernst Waldow (Pjotroff), Irina Garden (Prinzessin Olga von Meinigen-Deinigen), Hanne-Lore Morell (Katja), Maria Sebaldt (Mascha), Gerd Frickhöffer (Wassili), Axel Monjé, Belgrade Ballet Theatre National, Edelweiß Malchin
Country: West Germany / France
Language: German
Support: Color
Runtime: 94 min
Aka: The Little Czar

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