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Drama

The Blue Angel

- You Too, Will Be Aroused By Her Intoxicating Beauty! "This Woman Makes a Man of Dignity a Slave to Love!"

Prim professor Immanuel Rath finds some of his students ogling racy photos of cabaret performer Lola Lola and visits a local club, The Blue Angel, in an attempt to catch them there. Seeing Lola perform, the teacher is filled with lust, eventually resigning his position at the school to marry the young woman. However, his marriage to a coquette -- whose job is to entice men -- proves to be more difficult than Rath imagined.

Release Date : 1930-04-01

Language :German

Adult : false

Status : Released

Production Company : UFA

Production Country : Germany

Alternative Titles : The Blue Angel

Cast

Emil Jannings

Character Name : Immanuel Rath

Original Name : Emil Jannings

Gender : Male

Marlene Dietrich

Character Name : Lola Lola

Original Name : Marlene Dietrich

Gender : Female

Kurt Gerron

Character Name : Kiepert

Original Name : Kurt Gerron

Gender : Male

Rosa Valetti

Character Name : Guste

Original Name : Rosa Valetti

Gender : Female

Hans Albers

Character Name : Mazeppa

Original Name : Hans Albers

Gender : Male

Reinhold Bernt

Character Name : The Clown

Original Name : Reinhold Bernt

Gender : Male

Károly Huszár

Character Name : The Blue Angel's Proprietor

Original Name : Károly Huszár

Gender : Male

Eduard von Winterstein

Character Name : School Headmaster

Original Name : Eduard von Winterstein

Gender : Male

Hans Roth

Character Name : Bedel

Original Name : Hans Roth

Gender : Male

Rolf Müller

Character Name : Pupil

Original Name : Rolf Müller

Gender : Male

Roland Varno

Character Name : Pupil

Original Name : Roland Varno

Gender : Male

Carl Ballhaus

Character Name : Pupil

Original Name : Carl Ballhaus

Gender : Male

Robert Klein-Lörk

Character Name : Pupil

Original Name : Robert Klein-Lörk

Gender : Male

Wilhelm Diegelmann

Character Name : Captain

Original Name : Wilhelm Diegelmann

Gender : Male

Gerhard Bienert

Character Name : Policeman

Original Name : Gerhard Bienert

Gender : Male

Ilse Fürstenberg

Character Name : Maid

Original Name : Ilse Fürstenberg

Gender : Female

Friedrich Hollaender

Character Name : Pianist (uncredited)

Original Name : Friedrich Hollaender

Gender : Male

Wolfgang Staudte

Character Name : Pupil (uncredited)

Original Name : Wolfgang Staudte

Gender : Male

Edith Kiel

Character Name : Prostitue (uncredited)

Original Name : Edith Kiel

Gender : Female

Die Weintraub Syncopators

Character Name : Group Cast Performers (as The Weintraub Syncopators)

Original Name : Die Weintraub Syncopators

Gender : Male

Reviews

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CinemaSerf

@Geronimo1967

2022-06-06

This really is a story of bitter-sweet love and Emil Jannings and Marlene Dietrich carry it off with consummate skill. He as a set-in-his-ways academic bent on ensuring his pupils are not corrupted by the distracting influences of "the Blue Angel" inn; she one of the principle bad influences who wishes exactly the opposite. Essentially this is a love story; but is the love ever reciprocated - could it have been; should it have been? The two stars lead us in a dance that pulls at the heart strings whilst the brain is shouting out completely different instructions. It is compelling, all the more so because it proves to be as much about human dignity as about anything else. Needless to say, when she sings, Dietrich is captivating - and I'm thankful it wasn't me she wanted to get her hooks into!