Schachnovelle / Film
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| + | ''Schachnovelle'' [Released also under the titles ''The Royal Game'' and ''Brainwashed''] | ||
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| + | '''Languages:''' German and English | ||
| + | '''Director''': Gerd Oswald | ||
| + | '''Screenplay:''' Harold Medford and Gerd Oswald | ||
| + | '''Cast:''' Curd Jürgens, Claire Bloom, Mario Adorf and Hansjörg Felmy | ||
| + | '''Runtime:''' 102 minutes | ||
| + | '''Released:''' Germany [''Schachnovelle''], 25 June 1960; the United States [''Brainwashed''], 1 June 1961 [the English dialogue written by Wolf Vollmar; adaptation from the German version by Herbert Reinecker] | ||
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Revision as of 18:14, 20 October 2020
[1960]: Roxy Films & Allied Artists, München
Schachnovelle [Released also under the titles The Royal Game and Brainwashed]
[1].
Languages: German and English
[2].
Director: Gerd Oswald
[3].
Screenplay: Harold Medford and Gerd Oswald
[4].
Cast: Curd Jürgens, Claire Bloom, Mario Adorf and Hansjörg Felmy
[5].
Runtime: 102 minutes
[6].
Released: Germany [Schachnovelle], 25 June 1960; the United States [Brainwashed], 1 June 1961 [the English dialogue written by Wolf Vollmar; adaptation from the German version by Herbert Reinecker]
