All the King's Horses 89 years old
ROMANTIC MUSICAL DRAMA!
Paramount Pictures decided in 1935 to create a new romantic team, thus cast singing stars Carl Brisson and Mary Ellis in the frothy operetta All the King's Horses. Brisson does the "Prisoner of Zenda" bit as a movie star who is forced by circumstances to impersonate a look-alike king. Ms. Ellis is the highborn lady who seems to be fooled by the ruse. The plots roll merrily onward while various and sundry musical-comedy character actors (including Edward Everett Horton and Eugene Pallette) fuss and fume in the background. Danish singer Carl Brisson had created a minor sensation by introducing "Cocktails for Two" in Paramount's Murder at the Vanities (34), but the studio's attempts to turn him into a Scandinavian Maurice Chevalier were unsuccessful.
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All the King's Horses Cast
Name | Character |
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Eugene Pallette He was 45, 65 years old when he died | as Conrad Q. Conley |
Jane Wyman She was 18, 90 years old when she died | as Chorine on Train (uncredited) |
Katherine DeMille She was 23, 83 years old when she died | as Fraülein Mimi |
Stanley Andrews He was 43, 77 years old when he died | as Count Batthy |
Edward Everett Horton He was 48, 84 years old when he died | as Count Josef 'Peppi' von Schlapstaat |
Arnold Korff He was 64, 73 years old when he died | as Baron Kraemer, Lord Chamberlain |
Carl Brisson He was 41, 64 years old when he died | as King Rudolf XIV / Carlo Rocco |
Marina Koshetz She was 22, 88 years old when she died | as Steffi |
All the King's Horses Crew
Name | Department |
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Frederick Stephani as Screenplay. He was 32 (59) years old when He died | Writing |
Frederick Stephani as Adaptation. He was 32 (59) years old when He died | Writing |
Frank Tuttle as Director. He was 42 (70) years old when He died | Directing |
Frank Tuttle as Screenplay. He was 42 (70) years old when He died | Writing |