Leaves from Satan's Book (1920)
The power of Satan is highlighted in four historical tales: the betrayal and subsequent arrest of Jesus, the Spanish Inquisition, the French Revolution and the execution of Marie Antoinette, and the Finnish War of Independence in 1918.
Director: Carl Theodor Dreyer
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Helge Nissen as Satan / The Grand Inquisitor / Erneste / Ivan |
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Halvard Hoff as Jesus (first sequence) |
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Jacob Texiere as Judas (first sequence) (as Jacob Texière) |
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Hallander Helleman as Don Gomez de Castro (second sequence) |
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Ebon Strandin as Isabel - Castro's Daughter (second sequence) |
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Johannes Meyer as Don Fernandez (second sequence) |
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Nalle Halden as The Majordomo (second sequence) |
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Tenna Kraft as Marie Antoinette (third sequence) |
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Viggo Wiehe as Count de Chambord (third sequence) |
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Emma Wiehe as The Countess of Chambord (third sequence) |
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Jeanne Tramcourt as Lady Genevive de Chambord (third sequence) |
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Hugo Bruun as Count Manuel (third sequence) |
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Elith Pio as Joseph (third sequence) |
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Emil Helsengreen as The People's Commissar (third sequence) |
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Viggo Lindstrøm as Old Pitou (third sequence) |
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Vilhelm Petersen as Fouquier-Tinville (third sequence) |
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Clara Pontoppidan as Siri (fourth sequence) |
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Carlo Wieth as Paavo (fourth sequence) |
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Karina Bell as Naimi (fourth sequence) |
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Carl Hillebrandt as Rautamiemi (fourth sequence) |
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Christian Nielsen as Corporal Matti (fourth sequence) |
| Directing | Carl Theodor Dreyer | Director |
| Writing | Carl Theodor Dreyer | Writer |
| Writing | Marie Corelli | Novel |
| Writing | Edgar Høyer | Writer |
| Camera | George Schnéevoigt | Director of Photography |
