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A Royal Scandal

Saucy! Naughty! Delicious!
1945 | 94m | English

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Catherine the Great falls in love with an army officer who is plotting against her.
Release Date: Mar 26, 1945
Director: Otto Preminger, Ernst Lubitsch
Writer: Bruno Frank, Edwin Justus Mayer
Genres: Comedy, Drama, History
Keywords royalty, catherine the great
Production Companies 20th Century Fox
Box Office Revenue: $0
Budget: $0
Updates Updated: Aug 03, 2024
Entered: Apr 21, 2024
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Name Character
Tallulah Bankhead Catherine the Great
Charles Coburn Nicolai Iiyitch
Anne Baxter Anna Jaschikoff
William Eythe Alexei Chernoff
Vincent Price Marquis de Fleury
Mischa Auer Captain Sukov
Sig Ruman General Ronsky
Vladimir Sokoloff Malakoff
Mikhail Rasumny Drunken General
Paul Baratoff Russian General (uncredited)
Eugene Beday Russian General (uncredited)
Egon Brecher Wassilikow (uncredited)
Renee Carson Lady in Waiting (uncredited)
Harry Carter Footman (uncredited)
Feodor Chaliapin Jr. Lackey (uncredited)
Victor De Linsky Stooge (uncredited)
Donald Douglas Variatinsky (uncredited)
Nestor Eristoff Russian General (uncredited)
Fred Essler Stooge (uncredited)
Sandra Foloway Lady in Waiting (uncredited)
Arno Frey Captain (uncredited)
Eva Gabor Countess Demidow (uncredited)
Mario Gang Lackey (uncredited)
George Glebeff Russian General (uncredited)
Wilton Graff Russian General (uncredited)
Roxanne Hilton Lady in Waiting (uncredited)
Ann Hunter Lady in Waiting (uncredited)
Martha Jewett Lady in Waiting (uncredited)
Torben Meyer Stooge (uncredited)
Fred Nurney Russian General (uncredited)
John Russell Guard (uncredited)
Dick Ryan Russian General (uncredited)
Sam Savitsky Russian General (uncredited)
George Shdanoff Lackey (uncredited)
Eugene Sigaloff Russian General (uncredited)
Dina Smirnova Lady in Waiting (uncredited)
Leonid Snegoff Russian General (uncredited)
Grady Sutton Boris (uncredited)
Henry Victor Russian General (uncredited)
Michael Visaroff Russian General (uncredited)
Friedrich von Ledebur Russian General (uncredited)
Virginia Walker Lady in Waiting (uncredited)
Marek Windheim Stooge (uncredited)
Name Job
Otto Preminger Director
Bruno Frank Adaptation
Lajos Biró Theatre Play
Alfred Newman Original Music Composer
Ben Nye Makeup Artist
Ernst Lubitsch Director
Edwin Justus Mayer Screenplay
Melchior Lengyel Theatre Play
Arthur C. Miller Director of Photography
Dorothy Spencer Editor
Mark-Lee Kirk Art Direction
Lyle R. Wheeler Art Direction
Thomas Little Set Decoration
René Hubert Costume Design
Gertrude Kingston Research Assistant
Frances C. Richardson Researcher
Name Title
Ernst Lubitsch Producer
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Geronimo1967
7.0

William Eythe is "Lt. Chernoff", an enthusiastic Russian officer determined to warn his Empress that she is in the gravest of danger. Arriving at her palace, he eventually manages to secure an audience but it turns out that Catherine the Great (Tallulah Bankhead) and her shrewd Chancellor "Ilyitch" ... (Charles Coburn) have already dealt with this potential treachery. The Empress, however, takes a bit of a shine to her gallant young soldier and soon he is soaring through the ranks - much to the chagrin of his fiancée "Anna" (Anne Baxter). As he rises, he begins to think he can make a difference - and is soon treading on toes that could spell his end... The writing is amusing and quick fire, and the efforts from Bankhead and, particularly, Coburn keep this film moving along a-pace. There is plenty of pith in the script, and though it pays but the tiniest of nods to actual history, it does offer us quite an entertaining account of how life might have been when the court was run by a lady who liked the sight of a soldier in a white uniform. Good fun!

Jul 01, 2022