Hotel Imperial (1927 film)

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Hotel Imperial (1927 film) is a silent World War I drama directed by Mauritz Stiller, notable for starring Victor Varconi in a story of intrigue and romance in a war-torn European hotel.

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instanceOf silent film
basedOn Hotel Imperial by Lajos Bíró
cinematographyBy Bert Glennon
colorProcess black and white
countryOfOrigin United States
director Mauritz Stiller
distributionRegion Europe
North America
distributor Famous Players–Lasky (as part of Paramount distribution network)
Paramount Pictures
filmFormat 35 mm
filmingStyle silent narrative feature with intertitles
genre romantic drama
war drama
hasFilmVersionOf Hotel Imperial (1939 film)
leadCharacterProfession chambermaid
narrativeFocus intrigue and romance in a European hotel during wartime
notableFor adaptation of Lajos Bíró’s play set in World War I
collaboration between director Mauritz Stiller and star Pola Negri
originalLanguage Silent film with English intertitles
partOfEra late silent era of Hollywood
producer Erich Pommer
productionCompany Paramount Famous Lasky Corporation
releaseYear 1927
runtime approximately 80 minutes
screenwriter Jules Furthman
settingLocation hotel in war-torn Central Europe
settingPeriod World War I
starredActor Bodil Rosing
Charles Lane
George Siegmann
James Hall
Max Davidson
Michael Vavitch
Nicholas Soussanin
Otto Fries
Paul Lukas
Pola Negri
title Hotel Imperial

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Victor Varconi notableWork Hotel Imperial (1927 film)
Hotel Imperial hasFilmAdaptation Hotel Imperial (1927 film)
Hotel Imperial hasFilmAdaptation Hotel Imperial (1939 film)
linked to: Hotel Imperial (1927 film)
Hotel Imperial hasFilmAdaptation Hotel Imperial (1943 film)
linked to: Hotel Imperial (1927 film)
Hotel Imperial (1927 film) hasFilmVersionOf Hotel Imperial (1939 film)
linked to: Hotel Imperial (1927 film)