Hanns Kräly

Escritor, Actor

16 de enero de 1884 — 11 de noviembre de 1950 (66 años)
Hanns Kräly, credited in the United States as Hans Kraly, was a German actor and screenwriter. His main collaborations were with director Ernst Lubitsch, and they worked together on 30 films between 1915 and 1929. Kräly is also notable for his comedy play Kohlhiesel's Daughters which has been turned into films on a number of occasions.

Películas y series en Plex

  • El demonio y la carne
    El demonio y la carne1926
  • Carmen
    Carmen1918

Conocido por

  • El águila negra
    El águila negra1925
  • La princesa de las ostras
    La princesa de las ostras1919
  • El gato montés
    El gato montés1921
  • La muñeca
    La muñeca1919
  • El demonio y la carne
    El demonio y la carne1926
  • Casi un ángel
    Casi un ángel1941
  • No quiero ser un hombre
    No quiero ser un hombre1918
  • La llamada del corazón
    La llamada del corazón1927
  • Loca por la música
    Loca por la música1937
  • La mujer del Faraón
    La mujer del Faraón1922
  • The Last of Mrs. Cheyney
    The Last of Mrs. Cheyney1929
  • Vidas íntimas
    Vidas íntimas1931
  • El beso (The kiss)
    El beso (The kiss)1929
  • Amor eterno
    Amor eterno1929
  • Madame DuBarry
    Madame DuBarry1919
  • Las hijas del cervecero
    Las hijas del cervecero1920
  • La locura del charlestón
    La locura del charlestón1926
  • Ana Bolena
    Ana Bolena1920
  • The Mad Ghoul (El buitre humano)
    The Mad Ghoul (El buitre humano)1943
  • Sumurun
    Sumurun1920

Filmography

1973
1962
1960
1950
1943
The Mad Ghoul · as Original Story
1941
1939
Broadway Serenade · as Story
1938
1937
Music for Madame · as Contributor To Screenplay Construction
1937
1935
Broadway Gondolier · as Story
1934
Caravan · as Contributor To Special Sequences
1931
Private Lives · as Scenario Writer
1931
Just a Gigolo · as Adaptation
1930
A Lady's Morals · as Scenario Writer
1930
The Lady of Scandal · as Scenario Writer
1929
Devil-May-Care · as Scenario Writer
1929
The Kiss · as Scenario Writer
1926
So This Is Paris · as Adaptation