All the King's Horses

Year: 1935

Production Country: USA

Directed by Frank Tuttle
Featuring Carl Brisson / Mary Ellis / Edward Everett Horton

Ruritanian romance, in which a king and a film star (double role) change places and even the queen is deceived.

Cast & credits

Cast

King Rudolph XIV/Carlo Rocco Carl Brisson
Elaine, the Queen of Langenstein Mary Ellis
Count Josef von Schlapstaat, 'Peppi' Edward Everett Horton
Fräulein Mimi Katherine Demille
Con Conley Eugene Pallette
Baron Kraemer Arnold Korff
Steffi Marina Koshetz
Ilonka Rosita
Count Batthy Stanley Andrews
[1st gentleman] Edwin Maxwell
[2nd gentleman] Richard Barbee
[minister of finance] Eric Mayne
[Count Blotenheim] Phillips Smalley
[clerk] Michael Mark
[Baron Kurt Chizlinska] Walter Mcgrail
[Prince Rumpfeffer] George Macquarrie
[henpecked husband] Arthur Hoyt
[henpecked husband's wife] Grace Hayle
[crook] Keith Hitchcock
[crook] Dina Smirnova
[girl] Diana Lewis
[girl] Patricia Chapman
[girl] Peggy Watts
[girl] Audrene Brier
[girl] Jenny Dark
[girl] Genie Black
[major-domo] Frederick Sullivan
[orchestra leader] Rolfe Sedan
[hotel manager] Leo White
[girl] Jane Wyman

Credits

Direction

Director Frank Tuttle

Production

Production Company Paramount Productions
Presented by Adolph Zukor
[Executive Producer] Emanuel Cohen
Producer William Lebaron

Writing

Screenplay Frank Tuttle
Screenplay Frederick Stephani
[Contributor to Treatment] Seena Owen
[Contributor to Treatment] Hans Kräly
[Contributor to Treatment] James Gow
[Contributor to Treatment] Edmund H. North
[Contributor to Treatment] Lawrence Eyre
[Contributor to Script Construction] Herbert Fields
[Contributor to Script Construction] Charles Brackett
Based on the musical [book/lyrics] by Frederick Herendeen
Based on the musical [music] by Edward A. Horan
Based on the unpublished play by Laurence Clarke
Based on the unpublished play by Max Giersberg

Photography

Photography Henry Sharp

Editing

[Editor] Richard Currier

Design

[Art Director] Hans Dreier
[Art Director] Ernst Fegté

Choreography

Dance and Ensembles staged by LeRoy Prinz

Sound

[Sound] Harry Lindgren

Stunts

[Brisson Double in split screen shots] Harold Goodwin
[Brisson Double in split screen shots] Eddie Parker