Oriental Love
Maharadjahens Yndlingshustru III
Synopsis
Remake of Nordisk Film’s great 1917 blockbuster about the young officer’s daughter who loses her heart to an Indian nobleman and flees with him to the Orient. In India, she becomes one among many wives in a harem. Desperate she lays plans to escape, but the bonds of love pull the other way. Stumfim.dk
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Key Information & Fast Facts
- Director
- A.W. Sandberg
- Screenplay & Story
- Sam Ask
- Original Title
- Maharadjahens Yndlingshustru III
- Country of Origin
- Denmark
- Spoken Languages
- No Language
- Runtime
- 1h 36m
- Production Studios
- Nordisk Film
Creative Leadership & Key Crew
A.W. Sandberg
Sam Ask
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Sam Ask
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A.W. Sandberg
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What is Oriental Love about?
Remake of Nordisk Film’s great 1917 blockbuster about the young officer’s daughter who loses her heart to an Indian nobleman and flees with him to the Orient. In India, she becomes one among many wives in a harem. Desperate she lays plans to escape, but the bonds of love pull the other way. Stumfim.dk
Who directed Oriental Love?
Oriental Love was directed by A.W. Sandberg.
Who stars in Oriental Love?
The principal cast of Oriental Love includes Gunnar Tolnæs, Anton De Verdier, Karina Bell, Carsten Wodschow, Erik Winther.
When was Oriental Love released and how long is it?
Oriental Love was released in 1926 with a total runtime of 1h 36m.