Titanic
by Herbert Selpin , Werner Klingler , Walter Zerlett-Olfenius , and Willy Reiber
Building the Titanic has been a huge financial effort, and White Star Line president Bruce Ismay wants her maiden voyage to hit the headlines. It is at Ismay's urging that Capt. Edward J. Smith pushes for a record speed in their voyage to New York, and that eventually sows the seeds for later disaster. This Titanic features a number of rich, decadent British passengers and a handful of noble German peasants. Ends with the court tribunal acquitting Ismay of any wrong-doing for the sinking of the great ship.
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Drama, Mass casualties, White Star Line, Titanic (Steamship)People
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Originally released as a motion picture in 1943.
Special features: original 1912 newsreel ; White Star Line promotional film, offering a tour of the Olympic, Titanic's sister ship ; theatrical trailer ; photo gallery ; excerpts from the pressbook.
Director of photography, Friedl Behn-Grund ; editor, Friedl Buckow ; music, Werner Eisbrenner ; production designers, Robert A. Dietrich, August Herrman, Fritz Lück, Fritz Maurischat.
Sybille Schmitz, Hans Nielsen, Kirsten Heiberg, E.F. Fürbringer, Karl Schönböck, Charlotte Thiele, Otto Wernicke, Franz Schafheitlin, Sepp Rist.
MPAA rating: Not rated.
DVD ; NTSC, all region ; Dolby Digital 2.0 ; single layer.
German dialogue with English subtitles.
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