Hamlet, Prince of Denmark (1961)
Overview
Hamlet, Prince of Denmark, returns home to find his father murdered and his mother remarrying the murderer, his uncle.
Production Companies
Additional Info
| Budget | $0.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $0.00 |
| Original Language | de |
| Popularity | 1.793 |
Directed By
Franz Peter Wirth
Crew
Franz Peter Wirth
Adolf Schlyssleder
Rudolf Moller
Kurt Gewissen
Hermann Gruber
Rudolf H. Jakob
Boris Goriup
Gerd Richter
Gerd Richter
Rolf Unkel
Frank Guthke
Lutz Hengst
Helmut Ringelmann
Hans Gottschalk
Franz Peter Wirth
William Shakespeare
TOP CAST
Maximilian Schell
Hamlet
Hans Caninenberg
The King
Wanda Rotha
The Queen
Dunja Movar
Ophelia
Franz Schafheitlin
Polonius
Dieter Kirchlechner
Laertes
Karl Michael Vogler
Horatio
Eckart Dux
Rosenkranz
Herbert Bötticher
Guildenstern
Karl Lieffen
Osrick
Rolf Boysen
Bernardo
Michael Paryla
Francisco
Alexander Engel
The Ghost
Adolf Gerstung
1st Player
Paul Verhoeven
Gravedigger
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