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Lola Montez

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Directed by Robert Heymann

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Dancer Lola Montez is the star of Madrid's theaters. All the important men are after her, among them the English ambassador. But the leader of the "Carlist - Movement", a gang of desperados, kidnaps her, she falls for him and he proposes. But the English ambassador is trying to improve the Spanish-English relations and sent his spies after her, getting the information about her future groom, and the Spanish government is very interested in getting ahead.Read moreLess

Dancer Lola Montez is the star of Madrid's theaters. All the important men are after her, among them the English ambassador. But the leader of the "Carlist - Movement", a gang of desperados, kidnaps her, she falls for him and he proposes. But the English ambassador is trying to improve the Spanish-English relations and sent his spies after her, getting the information about her future groom, and the Spanish government is very interested in getting ahead.

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Dancer Lola Montez is the star of Madrid's theaters. All the important men are after her, among them the English ambassador. But the leader of the "Carlist - Movement", a gang of desperados, kidnaps her, she falls for him and he proposes. But the English ambassador is trying to improve the Spanish-English relations and sent his spies after her, getting the information about her future groom, and the Spanish government is very interested in getting ahead.

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Cast & crew

Hans Wassmann
Hans Wassmann
Sir Edwards, British Ambassador
Alfred AbelAlfred AbelMadons, criminal
Ito Waghalter
Ito Waghalter
Marquis de Bocheville, French Diplomat
Hugo Werner-Kahle
Hugo Werner-Kahle
Don Espartero, Sovereign of Spain
Helga Lassen
Helga Lassen
Anita, Lola's maid
Bodo Serp
Bodo Serp
Member of Madon's gang
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Director of Photography
Ernest Plhak
Screenplay
Robert Heymann