
So Ends My Song
Das Ende vom Liede
Synopsis
Many suitors woo the wealthy heiress Dora, but her heart belongs to the doctor Alberto. Shortly after their engagement, it turns out that Alberto has kept a child from a previous relationship a secret, which causes Dora – in grief and defiance – to marry Reppen, a banker who is only after her fortune. Years go by in their unhappy marriage until one day the couple’s daughter has an accident – and only one doctor can help.
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- Director
- Willy Grunwald
- Original Title
- Das Ende vom Liede
- Country of Origin
- Germany
- Spoken Languages
- No Language
- Runtime
- 1h 25m
- Production Studios
- Cserépy-Film
Creative Leadership & Key Crew
Willy Grunwald
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Willy Grunwald
Director
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Frequently Asked Questions About So Ends My Song
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What is So Ends My Song about?
Many suitors woo the wealthy heiress Dora, but her heart belongs to the doctor Alberto. Shortly after their engagement, it turns out that Alberto has kept a child from a previous relationship a secret, which causes Dora – in grief and defiance – to marry Reppen, a banker who is only after her fortune. Years go by in their unhappy marriage until one day the couple’s daughter has an accident – and only one doctor can help.
Who directed So Ends My Song?
So Ends My Song was directed by Willy Grunwald.
Who stars in So Ends My Song?
The principal cast of So Ends My Song includes Asta Nielsen, Marga Köhler, Julius Geisendörfer, Joseph Römer, Fritz Wrede.
When was So Ends My Song released and how long is it?
So Ends My Song was released in 1919 with a total runtime of 1h 25m.
