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The Road to Dishonour

Der Weg zur Schande

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Key Information & Fast Facts

Director
Richard Eichberg
Screenplay & Story
Ludwig Wolff, Monckton Hoffe, Fritz Rotter
Original Score
Hans May
Original Title
Der Weg zur Schande
Country of Origin
Germany, United Kingdom
Spoken Languages
German
Runtime
Unknown
Production Studios
British International Pictures, Richard Eichberg-Film GmbH

Creative Leadership & Key Crew

Director

Richard Eichberg

Screenplay & Story

Ludwig Wolff, Monckton Hoffe, Fritz Rotter

Original Score & Music

Hans May

Director of Photography

Bruno Mondi, Heinrich Gärtner

Producers

Richard Eichberg

Department Leadership Roster

Richard Eichberg

Richard Eichberg

Director

Ludwig Wolff

Writer

Monckton Hoffe

Writer

Bruno Mondi

Director of Photography

Richard Eichberg

Richard Eichberg

Producer

Heinrich Gärtner

Heinrich Gärtner

Director of Photography

Official cinematic photography and background stills for The Road to Dishonour.

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Frequently Asked Questions About The Road to Dishonour

Quick factual answers about cast, synopsis, director, box office, and release information.

What is The Road to Dishonour about?

The Road to Dishonour is a Drama, Music film released in 1930.

Who directed The Road to Dishonour?

The Road to Dishonour was directed by Richard Eichberg.

Who stars in The Road to Dishonour?

The principal cast of The Road to Dishonour includes Anna May Wong, Francis Lederer, Georg H. Schnell, Edith d'Amara, Ley On.

When was The Road to Dishonour released and how long is it?

The Road to Dishonour was released in 1930 with a total runtime of Unknown.

Who composed the musical score for The Road to Dishonour?

The original motion picture soundtrack for The Road to Dishonour was composed by Hans May.