Beyond the Barricade
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Beyond the Barricade
Summary
Beyond the Barricade is a film[1].
Key Facts
- Beyond the Barricade's instance of is recorded as film[2].
- Beyond the Barricade was directed by Holger-Madsen[3].
- Valdemar Andersen wrote the screenplay for Beyond the Barricade[4].
- Holger-Madsen wrote the screenplay for Beyond the Barricade[5].
- Beyond the Barricade's genre is silent film[6].
- Beyond the Barricade's genre is drama film[7].
- A cast member of Beyond the Barricade was Aage Hertel[8].
- A cast member of Beyond the Barricade was Moritz Bielawski[9].
- A cast member of Beyond the Barricade was Alf Blütecher[10].
- A cast member of Beyond the Barricade was Holger-Madsen[11].
- A cast member of Beyond the Barricade was Lili Bech[12].
- A cast member of Beyond the Barricade was Clara Schønfeld[13].
- A cast member of Beyond the Barricade was Gudrun Stephensen[14].
- A cast member of Beyond the Barricade was Carl Lauritzen[15].
- A cast member of Beyond the Barricade was Frederik Jacobsen[16].
- A cast member of Beyond the Barricade was Axel Boesen[17].
- A cast member of Beyond the Barricade was Birger von Cotta-Schønberg[18].
- A cast member of Beyond the Barricade was Knud Schrøder[19].
- A cast member of Beyond the Barricade was Elisabeth Jacobsen[20].
- A cast member of Beyond the Barricade was Carl Worm[21].
- Beyond the Barricade's production company is recorded as Nordisk Film[22].
- Beyond the Barricade's director of photography is recorded as Marius Clausen[23].
- Beyond the Barricade's color is recorded as black-and-white[24].
- Beyond the Barricade's country of origin is recorded as Denmark[25].
- Beyond the Barricade was published on October 22, 1920[26].
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Authorship and Creation
Beyond the Barricade was directed by Holger-Madsen[3]. Screenwriters include Valdemar Andersen[4] and Holger-Madsen[5]. Cast members include Aage Hertel[8], Moritz Bielawski[9], Alf Blütecher[10], Holger-Madsen[11], Lili Bech[12], and Clara Schønfeld[13].
Publication
Beyond the Barricade was published on October 22, 1920[26]. Genres include silent film[6] and drama film[7].