Pour le Mérite (1938)

Rating: 5.6 of 10

Below is the list of the 101 actors that worked in Pour le Mérite. When you find the person you are looking for, click on the link to view a list of actors they have worked with.

Paul Hartmann as Rittmeister Prank

Herbert A.E. Böhme as Gerdes

Albert Hehn as Lt. Fabian

Paul Otto as Maj. Wissmann

Fritz Kampers as Moebius

Josef Dahmen as Zuschlag

Willi Rose as Krause

Carsta Löck as Gerda Fabian

Jutta Freybe as Isabel Prank

Gisela von Collande as Anna Moebius

Käte Kühl as Barsängerin

Marina von Ditmar as Junge Französin

Otz Tollen as Capt. Reinwald

Wolfgang Staudte as Lt. Ellermann

Clemens Hasse as Ulan

Walter Bluhm as Husar

Heinz Engelmann as Kürassier

Adolf Fischer as Infanteriemeldeläufer

André Saint-Germain as Französischer Capitaine

Aribert Grimmer as Pachulke

Arthur Reppert as 2. Schieber

Bernhard Caspar

Dolly Raphael as Kitty

Eduard Bornträger as Oberinsoektor Weiß

Egon Balogh as Segelflugschüler

Elsa Wagner as Mutter Fabian

Elvira Erdmann as 1. Dame

Erik Radolf as Lt. Bülow

Erik von Loewis

Ernst Dernburg as Gefängnisdirektor

Ernst Sattler as Schlachthofinspektor

Ferry Reich

Franz Weber as Diener im Ministerium

Friedrich Ettel as Vorsitzeender

Friedrich Gnaß as Herr Holzapfel

Friedrich Petermann as Flugzeugpilot

Fritz Klaudius as 1. Schieber

Fritz Marlitz as Polizeioffizier

Gaston Briese as Herr Raffke

Georg Georgi as Soldatenrat

Gerhard Bienert as Gefängnis-Wachhabender

Gerhard Dammann as Herr Zörgiebel

Günther Jerschke as Adjutant des Kommandeurs der Flieger

Gustaf Dennert as Kruschke

Gustav Mahncke as Vizefeldwebel

Hadrian Maria Netto as Infanteriemajor

Hanna Lussnigg as 2. Dame

Hans Andermann as Artillerieoffizier-Beobachter

Hans Bergmann as Soldatenrat

Hans Rudolf Ballhausen as Lt. Reuter

Heinrich Krill as Vater Kunkel

Heinrich Schroth as Stabsoffizier der Luftschifferabteilung

Heinz Jungklaus

Heinz Look

Heinz Otte

Heinz Rippert

Heinz Sedlak as Lt. Langwerth

Heinz Welzel as Lt. Rombert

Heinz Wieck as Pionier

Hellmuth Passarge as Gefängnis-Aufseher

Herbert Lindner as Reserveoffizieer

Herbert Schimkat as Herr Meier

Herbert Weissbach as 2. Abgeordneter

Hildegard Fränzel as Frau Müller

Ilya Günten as Pensionsinhaberin

Irene Kohl as Frau des Schlachthofinspektors

Jim Simmons as Funkoffizier

Joachim Rake as Lt. Heuser

Josef Gindorf

Josef Peterhans as Abgeordneter

Karl Haubenreißer as Schieber

Karl Meixner as Führer einer Kommunistenhorde

Kurt Hinz as Segelflugschüler

Lili Schoenborn-Anspach as Reinemachefrau

Lothar Körner as Vater Fabian

Lutz Götz as Gendarm

Malte Jaeger as Lt. Overbeck

Marianne Kiwitt as Mia

Martha von Konssatzki as Wirtschafterin Barbara

Martin Rickelt as Segelflugschüler

Max Hiller as Abgeordneter

Nico Turoff as Soldatenrat

Oscar Aigner as Juwelier

Oskar Höcker as Military Policeman

Otto Graf as Kapitänleutnant

Otto Krone as Artilleriehauptmann

Otto Sauter-Sarto as Bayerischer Baß

Paul Dahlke as Herr Schnaase

Reinhold Pasch as Amerikanischer Kavallerieoffizier

S.O. Schoening as Abgeordneter

Seraj Munir as Kabarettchef

Theo Brandt

Theo Shall as Capt. Cecil Brown

Valerie Borstel as Frau Raffke

Walter Jensen

Walter Lieck as Deserteur Baumlang

Waltraud Salzmann as Fabians Schwester

Werner Stock as Begleiter von Herrn Holzapfel

Wilhelm Althaus as Geschwaderadjutant

Wilhelm Gerber as Schieber

Willy Witte