Mata Hari (1931)
Mata Hari, die Frau eines niederländischen Offiziers, spioniert während des ersten Weltkrieges für die Deutschen. Skrupellos setzt sie "die Waffen einer Frau" ein, umgarnt und liebt Männer zum Schein, um an geheime Informationen zu kommen. Zahllose Militärs, Diplomaten und Politiker verfielen der schönen Heuchlerin. Doch Mata Hari war nicht so kaltblütig, wie man glauben mag. Eines Tages verliebt sie sich wirklich.
Der Regisseur: George Fitzmaurice
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Greta Garbo as Mata Hari |
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Ramon Novarro as Lt. Alexis Rosanoff |
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Lionel Barrymore as General Serge Shubin |
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Lewis Stone as Andriani |
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C. Henry Gordon as Dubois |
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Karen Morley as Carlotta |
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Alec B. Francis as Major Caron |
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Blanche Friderici as Sister Angelica |
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Edmund Breese as Warden |
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Helen Jerome Eddy as Sister Genevieve |
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Frank Reicher as The Cook - Spy |
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Mischa Auer as Firing Squad Victim (uncredited) |
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Reginald Barlow as Prosecutor (uncredited) |
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Harry Cording as Ivan (uncredited) |
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Cecil Cunningham as Gambler Selling Ring (uncredited) |
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Maude Turner Gordon as Madame Durand (uncredited) |
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Sarah Padden as Sister Teresa (uncredited) |
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Michael Visaroff as Jacques (uncredited) |
| Directing | George Fitzmaurice | Director |
| Writing | Benjamin Glazer | Writer |
| Writing | Leo Birinski | Writer |
| Editing | Frank Sullivan | Editor |
| Crew | Doris Anderson | Additional Dialogue |
| Production | George Fitzmaurice | Producer |
| Costume & Make-Up | Adrian | Costume Design |
| Crew | Gilbert Emery | Additional Dialogue |
| Art | Cedric Gibbons | Art Direction |
| Sound | Douglas Shearer | Sound Director |
| Camera | William H. Daniels | Director of Photography |
| Production | Irving Thalberg | Producer |
| Sound | William Axt | Music |
| Camera | A. Lindsley Lane | Camera Operator |
| Camera | Milton Brown | Still Photographer |
| Camera | Albert Scheving | Assistant Camera |
