Appassionata - Production & Contact Info

Appassionata (1944)

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108 min | Drama, Music, Romance

A classic melodrama about famous pianist Thomas Dahlhoff.

Director

Writers

Olof Molander | Paul Baudisch (as George Martens) | Adolf Schütz (as George Martens)

Cinematographer

Karl-Erik Alberts (as Karl Erik Alberts)

Production Designer

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Release date

Nov 16, 1946 (United States)

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Cast	+ Add Cast
16 cast members

Name	Known for
Georg Rydeberg Thomas Dahlhoff Thomas Dahlhoff See fewer	Harald Handfaste (1946)
Viveca Lindfors Maria Maria See fewer	Creepshow (1982)
Alf Kjellin Eric Eric See fewer	Ice Station Zebra (1968)
Georg Funkquist Hellenius Hellenius See fewer	The Devil's Eye (1960)
Harriet Bosse Fru Lenander Fru Lenander See fewer	Comrades (1919)
Hilda Borgström Jönsson Jönsson See fewer	The Phantom Carriage (1921)
Hans Strååt Gösta Gösta See fewer	Fanny and Alexander (1982)
Hugo Björne John (uncredited) John (uncredited) See fewer	Intermezzo (I) (1936)
Gunnar Björnstrand Svensson, Editor of Vecko-Bilden (uncredited) Svensson, Editor of Vecko-Bilden (uncredited) See fewer	Persona (1966)
Åke Claesson Prison Director Nils Holmqvist (uncredited) Prison Director Nils Holmqvist (uncredited) See fewer	The Heavenly Play (1942)
Edvard Danielsson Janitor (uncredited) Janitor (uncredited) See fewer	Kungliga patrasket (1945)
Eivor Engelbrektsson Signe (uncredited) Signe (uncredited) See fewer	Adolf Armstarke (1937)
Åke Engfeldt Guest at the Restaurant (uncredited) Guest at the Restaurant (uncredited) See fewer	Poor Little Sven (1947)
Hortensia Hedström Guest at the Restaurant (uncredited) Guest at the Restaurant (uncredited) See fewer	13 Demon Street (1959)
Hjördis Petterson Guest at the Restaurant (uncredited) Guest at the Restaurant (uncredited) See fewer	Lille Fridolf och jag (1956)
Erik Rosén Dr. Cederström (uncredited) Dr. Cederström (uncredited) See fewer	Skanör-Falsterbo (1939)