Fridericus Rex - 4. Teil: Schicksalswende
1923 · DIR. Arzén von Cserépy
Overview
The last part of Fridericus Rex's main focus is entirely on the battle after years of conflict with Austria, which allied itself with France and Russia finally opens against Prussia in 1756 in the Seven Years War.
Dialogue Timeline — 267 lines
A SAMPLE ACROSS THE RUNTIME — EVERY LINE IS SEARCHABLE
00:00:00 Year after year Frederick struggles against a hostile world
00:02:40 That good team is dead ...
00:05:46 far from the homeland ...
00:08:28 The country has to have peace!
00:13:21 He is frightening ... ...
00:15:17 What about General Finck?
00:18:20 Let go!
00:21:44 Not a word to anyone about our weakness, Natzmer.
00:24:13 Penalties come ... sufferings ...
00:26:28 If I could see her again ...
00:28:27 Seydlitz ... must go into position.
00:34:16 ... has fallen!
00:38:27 Laughing at the misfortunes of others is the greatest joy ...
00:39:56 Because ... Because it drives me crazy!
00:42:30 If anyone is afraid, gentlemen
00:48:23 This distracted the attention of the Austrians from Leuthen, then ...
00:50:10 We do not need opinions, General, we need cavalry!
00:53:54 Then form a hook, to the right, against the hill!
00:56:36 He marches forward and I drop the first salvo in the enemy's trench!
00:59:33 My God, if you do not wish to help
01:03:17 Follow ... riot!
01:06:08 The barricades are ready to be attacked!
01:11:10 Here's the surprise!
01:19:15 THE WINNER
Cast & Characters
Otto Gebühr
Friedrich II.
Lothar Müthel
Prinz Wilhelm
Eduard von Winterstein
Fürst Moritz von Anhalt-Dessau
Wolfgang von Schwindt
Herzog von Braunschweig
Alexander Granach
Gen. von Zieten
Theodor Becker
Gen. von Seydlitz
Ed. von Gotsch
Gen. von der Goltz
Theodor Burghardt
Col. von Möllendorf
Friedrich Kayßler
Graf Finkenstein
Paul Rehkopf
Lt. von Strachwitz
Dialogue Record
Lines indexed267
First line00:00:00
Final line01:19:15
Production Record
DirectorArzén von Cserépy
LanguageGerman