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film by Czinner [1924]
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  • Elisabeth Bergner
    Elisabeth Bergner

    …first motion picture in 1923; Nju (1924), directed by her husband-to-be, Paul Czinner, was an instant success, as were the films that followed. Denounced by the Nazis, Bergner and Czinner, who were both Jewish, moved to England. Her stage debut there as Gemma Jones in Escape Me Never (1933) was…

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    …first motion picture in 1923; Nju (1924), directed by her husband-to-be, Paul Czinner, was an instant success, as were the films that followed. Denounced by the Nazis, Bergner and Czinner, who were both Jewish, moved to England. Her stage debut there as Gemma Jones in Escape Me Never (1933) was…

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