Hans Kraly

Screenwriter

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Birth Place

Hamburg, DE

Died

November 12, 1950

Filmography

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The Mad Ghoul (1943)

It Started with Eve (1941)

West Point Widow (1941)

Broadway Serenade (1939)

A Desperate Adventure (1938)

Music for Madame (1937)

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Wildcat, The (1921) -- (Movie Clip) Not Far From Piffkaneiro

Wildcat, The (1921) -- (Movie Clip) I Did What I Could

Biography

Filmography

Writer (Feature Film)

The Mad Ghoul (1943)

It Started with Eve (1941)

West Point Widow (1941)

Broadway Serenade (1939)

A Desperate Adventure (1938)

Music for Madame (1937)

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The Good Fairy (1935)

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Broadway Gondolier (1935)

It Happened in New York (1935)

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All the King's Horses (1935)

Lottery Lover (1935)

Moulin Rouge (1934)

Contract Writer

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My Lips Betray (1933)

By Candlelight (1933)

Jenny Lind (1931)

Scénario de [Scr]

Just a Gigolo (1931)

Adapted and dial

Private Lives (1931)

The Lady of Scandal (1930)

A Lady's Morals (1930)

Die Sehnsucht Jeder Frau (1930)

Deutscher Dialog [German dial]

The Kiss (1929)

Eternal Love (1929)

The Last of Mrs. Cheyney (1929)

Devil-May-Care (1929)

Betrayal (1929)

Eternal Love (1929)

Wild Orchids (1929)

The Patriot (1928)

The Student Prince in Old Heidelberg (1928)

The Garden of Eden (1928)

Quality Street (1927)

Quality Street (1927)

So This Is Paris (1926)

The Duchess of Buffalo (1926)

The Eagle (1925)

Her Sister From Paris (1925)

Kiss Me Again (1925)

Her Night of Romance (1924)

Three Women (1924)

Forbidden Paradise (1924)

Three Women (1924)

The Loves of Pharaoh (1922)

Die Flamme (1922)

The Wildcat (1921)

One Arabian Night (1921)

Kohlhiesels Tochter (1920)

Anne Boleyn (1920)

The Doll (1919)

Die Austernprinzessin (1919)

Madame Du Barry (1919)

Die Puppe (1919)

Madame Du Barry (1919)

The Eyes of the Mummy (1918)

Ich möchte kein Mann sein (1918)

Misc. Crew (Feature Film)

Oh Jonathan, Oh Jonathan (1973)

Life Events

Videos

Wildcat, The (1921) -- (Movie Clip) Not Far From Piffkaneiro Something like the fantastical opening imagined by Ernst Lubitsch (the original inter-titles are lost), with the fictional location and the immediate broad spoof of the popular matte-iris technique, Viktor Janson introduced as commander of a plenty-absurd looking fortress, from The Wildcat, or Die Bergkatze, 1921, starring Pola Negri.

Wildcat, The (1921) -- (Movie Clip) I Did What I Could Introduction of the heartthrob officer Alexis (Paul Heidemann) being banished to a remote frontier outpost in Ernst Lubitsch’s fantasy winterland, loaded with more matte technique and design gags, still before the introduction of Pola Negri, the title character, in the outlandish German silent comedy The Wildcat, 1921.

Wildcat, The (1921) -- (Movie Clip) She Beat Me! Just introduced as the leader of an outlaw band on some fictional Alpine frontier, Wilhelm Diegelmann is being set upon by his own charges so he summons his daughter Rischka (Pola Negri, the title character, her first scene) who cracks heads as needed then notices Paul Heidemann as Alexis, the just-transferred army Lothario, on the move, in Ernst Lubitsch’s The Wildcat, 1921.

Wildcat, The (1921) -- (Movie Clip) You Would Have Split Them Thinking she’s made a killing by robbing a dandified military officer of his clothes, Rischka (Pola Negri), daughter of the Alpine bandit chieftan, is baffled by seeing her first photograph, then smitten, then berated by her dad (Wilhelm Diegelmann) for not taking his underwear as well, in Ernst Lubitsch’s absurd comedy The Wildcat, 1921.

Last Of Mrs. Cheyney, The (1929) -- (Movie Clip) The Widow Of A Rich Australian Joining the first scene, a garden outside a London charity concert, Lord Dilling (Basil Rathbone) with stuffier Lord Elton (Herbert Bunston) and Maria (Hedda Hopper) discuss the hostess (Norma Shearer, title character) until she appears, George Barraud the butler, in The Last Of Mrs. Cheyney, 1929.

Last Of Mrs. Cheyney, The (1929) -- (Movie Clip) Carefree And Happy Big reveal, after the charity concert, as we learn that footman George (George K. Arthur), hostess Fay (Norma Shearer, title character), and others apparently led by Charles (George Barraud), who posed as the butler, are cohorts in some elaborate scam, early in The Last Of Mrs. Cheyney, 1929.

Wild Orchids (1929) -- (Movie Clip) Mr. And Mrs. Sterling Exposition and spectacle from MGM, which clearly sent somebody, though not principals Greta Garbo and Lewis Stone, to San Francisco, disembarking, in the opening of Wild Orchids, 1929, co-starring Nils Asther.

Wild Orchids (1929) -- (Movie Clip) You Look Silly Dear Newly arrived but bored in Java, Lillie (Greta Garbo) has herself done up in native gear by the plentiful maids of their host, but finds her older tea plantation owner husband (Lewis Stone) isn't interested, trouble looming, in MGM's Wild Orchids, 1929.

Wild Orchids (1929) -- (Movie Clip) Any Big Game In Java? Having just sailed from San Francisco for Java, Lillie (Greta Garbo), wife of Sterling (Lewis Stone), who's taking over a tea plantation, meets the only other billed actor in the picture, Nils Asther as Prince de Gace, beating a servant, then befriending her husband, early in Wild Orchids, 1929.

Private Lives (1931) -- (Movie Clip) I'm On My Honeymoon Hans Kraly's adaptation of the Noel Coward play, as honeymooning Amanda (Norma Shearer) detects a familar tune, then ex-husband Elyot (Robert Montgomery), in MGM's Private Lives, 1931.

It Started With Eve (1941) -- (Movie Clip) Diming Us To Death Johnny Reynolds (Robert Cummings), son of a New York tycoon who seems moments from death, rushes into the hotel seeking his new fiancee' for a last-gasp introduction, and meets hat-check girl Anne (Deanna Durbin), early in It Started With Eve, 1941, from producer Joe Pasternak.

It Started With Eve (1941) -- (Movie Clip) You Can Smile Your Way Out Hat-check girl Anne (Deana Durbin), stand-in for the missing fiancee` of Johnny (Robert Cummings), has been summoned for an unexpected second meeting with his presumed-to-by dying father (Charles Laughton), Guy Kibbee the doting bishop, in Universal's It Started With Eve, 1941.

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