The Secret of Johann Orth

{{short description|1932 film}} {{Use dmy dates|date=December 2020}} {{Infobox film | name = The Secret of Johann Orth | image = The Secret of Johann Orth.jpg | caption = | director = [[Willi Wolff]] | producer = {{ubl|[[Ellen Richter]]|Willi Wolff}} | writer = {{ubl|[[Georg C. Klaren]]|[[Paul Merzbach]]|Willi Wolff}} | narrator = | starring = {{ubl|[[Karl Ludwig Diehl]]|[[Ellen Richter]]|[[Paul Wegener]]}} | music = {{ubl|[[Michael Lanner]]|[[Karl Millöcker]]}} | cinematography = | editing = | studio = Ellen Richter Film | distributor = [[Europa-Filmverleih]] | released = {{Film date|1932|11|29|df=y}} | runtime = 83 minutes | country = Germany | language = [[German language|German]] | budget = | gross = }} '''''The Secret of Johann Orth''''' (German: '''{{Lang|de|Das Geheimnis um Johann Orth}}''') is a 1932 German [[historical film|historical]] [[drama film]] directed by [[Willi Wolff]] and starring [[Karl Ludwig Diehl]], [[Ellen Richter]] and [[Paul Wegener]].<ref>Grange p.398</ref> It was shot at the [[Johannisthal Studios]] in [[Berlin]] and [[location shooting|on location]] in [[Austria]]. The film's sets were designed by the [[art director]] [[Hans Sohnle]] and [[Otto Erdmann (art director)|Otto Erdmann]].

==Cast== {{cast listing| * [[Karl Ludwig Diehl]] as [[Archduke Johann Salvator of Austria|Johann Salvator]] (Johann Orth) * [[Ellen Richter]] as Fürstin Olga Rostowska * [[Paul Wegener]] as Fürst Rostowsky Botschafter {{not a typo|a.Wien}} * [[Gretl Theimer]] as Milly Stubel vom Theater {{not a typo|a.d.Wien}} * [[Paul Hörbiger]] as Lanik * [[Paul Otto]] as Franz Joseph I. * [[Paul Richter]] as Kronprinz Rudolf * [[Fritz Alberti]] as Zar Alexander III. * [[Harry Hardt]] as Graf Mansfeld * [[Anton Pointner]] as Graf Neuborn * [[Senta Söneland]] as Frau Ziesemak * [[Olly Gebauer]] as Leila * [[Hugo Flink]] as Der Ober Franz * [[Gustl Gstettenbaur]] as Der Pikkolo * [[Alfred Strasser]] as Kapellmeister }}

==See also== * ''[[The Secret of Satana Magarita]]'' (1921) * ''[[A Vanished World]]'' (1922)

== References == <references/>

== Bibliography == * Grange, William. ''Cultural Chronicle of the Weimar Republic''. Scarecrow Press, 2008. {{ISBN|978-0-8108-5967-8}}.

== External links == * {{IMDb title|0022930}} {{Willi Wolff}}

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