Sunday of Life
Sonntag des Lebens
Synopsis
Ellen Hobart is a gold-digging manicurist who sights her sights on David Stone, a wealthy young man. After they marry, Hobart is persuaded to accept $50,000 to give her husband up. She willingly goes along with this arrangement, only to realize she's genuinely in love with the boy when he falls dangerously ill. German-language version of the American pre-code film The Devil's Holiday.
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Release History & Theatrical Window
January 29, 1931
Wide Cinema Exhibition
Key Information & Fast Facts
- Director
- Leo Mittler
- Screenplay & Story
- Béla Balázs
- Original Title
- Sonntag des Lebens
- Country of Origin
- France
- Spoken Languages
- German
- Runtime
- 1h 19m
- Production Studios
- Les Studios Paramount
Creative Leadership & Key Crew
Leo Mittler
Béla Balázs, Edmund Goulding
Enzo Riccioni
Department Leadership Roster
Béla Balázs
Screenplay
Enzo Riccioni
Director of Photography
Edmund Goulding
Writer
Leo Mittler
Director
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Frequently Asked Questions About Sunday of Life
Quick factual answers about cast, synopsis, director, box office, and release information.
What is Sunday of Life about?
Ellen Hobart is a gold-digging manicurist who sights her sights on David Stone, a wealthy young man. After they marry, Hobart is persuaded to accept $50,000 to give her husband up. She willingly goes along with this arrangement, only to realize she's genuinely in love with the boy when he falls dangerously ill. German-language version of the American pre-code film The Devil's Holiday.
Who directed Sunday of Life?
Sunday of Life was directed by Leo Mittler.
Who stars in Sunday of Life?
The principal cast of Sunday of Life includes Camilla Horn, Willy Clever, Oskar Marion, Leopold von Ledebur, Werner Kepich.
When was Sunday of Life released and how long is it?
Sunday of Life was released in 1931 with a total runtime of 1h 19m.