A Fortune Hunter
En lyckoriddare
Synopsis
Historical drama which features Gösta Ekman as the dashing rogue who steals the heart of the ethereal Mary Johnson.
Top Cast
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Gösta Ekman
Lars Wiwalt
Mary Johnson
Gertrud Wulffsdotter
Axel Ringvall
Wulff Grijp
Hilda Forsslund
Lena Daa
Nils Lundell
Clement
Vilhelm Bryde
Rönnow Bilde
Gösta Cederlund
Niels Kagg
Gull Natorp
Mrs. Margarete Grijp
Carlo Keil-Möller
Erich Gyllenstierna
Arthur Natorp
Andreas Anundi
Semmy Friedmann
Henri de Bresignac
Greta Garbo
Maid
Alva Garbo
Girl in Tavern
Alfred Lundberg
Priest
Key Information & Fast Facts
- Director
- John W. Brunius
- Screenplay & Story
- Harald Molander, Sam Ask, John W. Brunius
- Original Title
- En lyckoriddare
- Spoken Languages
- No Language
- Runtime
- 1h 35m
- Production Studios
- AB Svensk Filmindustri
Creative Leadership & Key Crew
John W. Brunius
Harald Molander, Sam Ask, John W. Brunius
Hugo Edlund
John W. Brunius
Department Leadership Roster
John W. Brunius
Producer
John W. Brunius
Director
Sam Ask
Writer
John W. Brunius
Writer
Hugo Edlund
Director of Photography
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Frequently Asked Questions About A Fortune Hunter
Quick factual answers about cast, synopsis, director, box office, and release information.
What is A Fortune Hunter about?
Historical drama which features Gösta Ekman as the dashing rogue who steals the heart of the ethereal Mary Johnson.
Who directed A Fortune Hunter?
A Fortune Hunter was directed by John W. Brunius.
Who stars in A Fortune Hunter?
The principal cast of A Fortune Hunter includes Gösta Ekman, Mary Johnson, Axel Ringvall, Hilda Forsslund, Nils Lundell.
When was A Fortune Hunter released and how long is it?
A Fortune Hunter was released in 1921 with a total runtime of 1h 35m.
Is A Fortune Hunter based on a book or true story?
A Fortune Hunter is adapted from the following source material: Novel: "Harald Molander".