Titanic (1943)
In 1912, the Titanic embarks on its inevitable collision course with history. In the wake of the over-spending required to build the largest luxury ship in the world, White Star Line executive Sir Bruce Ismay schemes to reverse the direction of his company's plummeting stock value. Onboard the Titanic, brave German 1st Officer Petersen struggles to convince his self-important British superiors not to overexert the ship's engines.
Directors: Werner Klingler, Herbert Selpin.
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Sybille Schmitz as Sigrid Olinsky |
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Hans Nielsen as First Officer Petersen |
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Kirsten Heiberg as Gloria |
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Ernst Fritz Fürbringer as Sir Joseph Bruce Ismay |
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Karl Schönböck as John Jacob Astor |
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Charlotte Thiele as Madeleine Astor |
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Otto Wernicke as Captain Edward John Smith |
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Franz Schafheitlin as Hunderson |
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Sepp Rist as Jan |
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Claude Farell as Manicure Hedi (as Monika Burg) |
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Jolly Bohnert as Marcia (uncredited) |
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Fritz Böttger as Lord Douglas (uncredited) |
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Hermann Brix as Head of Orchestra Franzl Guber (uncredited) |
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Karl Dannemann as Jack Phillips (uncredited) |
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Kurt Alexander Duma as John Henry Hesketh (uncredited) |
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Peter Elsholtz as Farmworker Bobby (uncredited) |
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Karl Fochler as Chief Steward (uncredited) |
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Fritz Genschow as Henry (uncredited) |
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Herbert Gernot as Ship Detective (uncredited) |
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Claus Holm as Helmsman (uncredited) |
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Susi Jera as Child (uncredited) |
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Josef Kamper as First Engineer Romain (uncredited) |
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Lieselotte Klingler as Annie (uncredited) |
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Theodor Loos as Privy Councillor Bergmann (uncredited) |
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Karl Meixner as Hopkins (uncredited) |
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Werner Scharf as Cristobal Mendoz (uncredited) |
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Just Scheu as Dr. Lorenzen (uncredited) |
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Georg H. Schnell as Shareholder Morrison (uncredited) |
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Hans Schwarz Jr. as Athletic Kerl (uncredited) |
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Theo Shall as First Officer William McMaster Murdoch (uncredited) |
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Ernst Stahl-Nachbaur as Senior Judge (uncredited) |
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Walter Steinbeck as Shareholder Fränklin (uncredited) |
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Walter Steinweg as Boatswain (uncredited) |
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Herbert Tiede as Second Officer Charles Lightoller (uncredited) |
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Charlotte Tiedemann as Woman with Child (uncredited) |
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Toni von Bukovics as Duchess of Canterville (uncredited) |
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Peter Voß as Ship's doctor (uncredited) |
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Heinz Welzel as Harold Bride (uncredited) |
| Directing | Werner Klingler | Director |
| Production | Willy Reiber | Producer |
| Directing | Herbert Selpin | Director |
| Camera | Friedl Behn-Grund | Director of Photography |
| Editing | Friedel Buckow | Editor |
| Writing | Herbert Selpin | Writer |
| Sound | Werner Eisbrenner | Original Music Composer |
| Writing | Walter Zerlett-Olfenius | Writer |
| Art | Fritz Maurischat | Production Design |
| Writing | Harald Bratt | Story |
| Writing | Hansi Köck | Writer |
| Art | Robert A. Dietrich | Production Design |
| Art | August Hermann | Production Design |
| Art | Fritz Lück | Production Design |
| Art | Robert A. Dietrich | Set Decoration |
| Art | August Hermann | Set Decoration |
| Art | Fritz Lück | Set Decoration |
| Costume & Make-Up | Max von Formacher | Costume Design |
| Production | Willy Reiber | Production Manager |
| Production | Fritz Schwarz | Unit Manager |
| Sound | Adolf Jansen | Sound |
| Visual Effects | Ernst Kunstmann | Visual Effects |
| Camera | Karl Ewald | Still Photographer |
