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Stuart Webbs: The Man in the Cellar

Stuart Webbs: Der Mann im Keller

Synopsis

Installment in the popular Stuart Webbs detective series.

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Key Information & Fast Facts

Director
Joe May
Screenplay & Story
Ernst Reicher
Original Title
Stuart Webbs: Der Mann im Keller
Country of Origin
Germany
Spoken Languages
No Language
Runtime
1h 4m
Production Studios
Continental-Kunstfilm

Creative Leadership & Key Crew

Director

Joe May

Screenplay & Story

Ernst Reicher

Director of Photography

Max Fassbender

Department Leadership Roster

Joe May

Joe May

Director

Ernst Reicher

Ernst Reicher

Screenplay

Max Fassbender

Director of Photography

Paul Leni

Paul Leni

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Frequently Asked Questions About Stuart Webbs: The Man in the Cellar

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

What is Stuart Webbs: The Man in the Cellar about?

Installment in the popular Stuart Webbs detective series.

Who directed Stuart Webbs: The Man in the Cellar?

Stuart Webbs: The Man in the Cellar was directed by Joe May.

Who stars in Stuart Webbs: The Man in the Cellar?

The principal cast of Stuart Webbs: The Man in the Cellar includes Ernst Reicher, Max Landa, Olga Engl, Alice Hechy, Eduard Rothauser.

When was Stuart Webbs: The Man in the Cellar released and how long is it?

Stuart Webbs: The Man in the Cellar was released in 1914 with a total runtime of 1h 4m.