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The Tiger of Eschnapur ()

Der Tiger von Eschnapur (original title)
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In Eschnapur, a local Maharajah and a German architect fall in-love with the same temple dancer.

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Seetha the Sheeva dancer
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Harald Berger / Henri Mercier in French version
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Maharadjaj Chandra
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Dr. Walter Rhode
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Irene Rhode
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Bharani - Seetha's servant
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Prince Ramigani
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Yama (as Inkijinoff)
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Padhu - Ramigani's ally
Richard Lauffen ...
Bhowana
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Asagara - the Engineer
Helmut Hildebrand ...
Ramigani's servant

Directed by

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Fritz Lang

Written by

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Werner Jörg Lüddecke ... (screenplay)
 
Thea von Harbou ... (novel "Das Indische Grabmal")
 
Richard Eichberg ... (original screenplay)
 
Fritz Lang ... () (uncredited)

Produced by

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Artur Brauner ... producer

Music by

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Michel Michelet

Cinematography by

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Richard Angst

Editing by

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Walter Wischniewsky

Art Direction by

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Helmut Nentwig
Willy Schatz ... (as Willi Schatz)

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Claudia Hahne-Herberg ... (as Claudia Herberg)

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Jupp Paschke ... makeup artist
Heinz Stamm ... makeup artist

Production Management

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Peter Krahe ... unit manager
Eberhard Meichsner ... production manager
Wolfgang Völker ... unit manager
Woldemar Wasa ... unit manager
Louis de Masure ... production manager (uncredited)

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Frank Winterstein ... assistant director
Eva Ebner ... assistant director (uncredited)

Sound Department

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Clemens Tütsch ... sound
Jean Teissere ... sound (uncredited)

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Wolfgang Schackla ... still photographer (uncredited)

Costume and Wardrobe Department

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Günter Brosda ... costumes: Debra Paget

Music Department

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Gerhard Becker ... conductor / orchestrator
Werner Maas ... music recording
Peter Thomas ... music arranger (uncredited)

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Bhagawat Singhji ... thanks (as His Highness The Maharajadhiraj Maharana Shri Bhagwat Singhji Sahib Bahadur of Mewar Udaipur)
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Plot Summary

An architect travels to the remote city of Eschnapur to oversee some work being done at the bequest of the local Maharajah. Along the way the architect meets and falls in love with a beautiful temple-dancer. The Maharajah also loves this dancer and plans to marry her despite fierce opposition from factions within his own court. The dancer responds to the architect's advances and they flee from Eschnapur but are captured by the Maharajah's soldiers. To save the architect's life, the dancer agrees to marry the Maharajah. This sparks a revolt which is eventually put down. The sadder but wiser Maharajah then allows the architect and the dancer to leave his domain. Written by RC

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Also Known As
  • Le Tigre d'Eschnapur (France)
  • Le Tigre du Bengale (France)
  • La tigre di Eschnapur (Italy)
  • The Tiger of Eschnapur (Japan, English title)
  • The Tiger of Eschnapur (Canada, English title)
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  • 101 min
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Budget DEM4,000,000 (estimated)

Did You Know?

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Trivia Copyright dated in 1958, but not reaching the British Board of Film Censors until 27 March 1962 when it received certificate "A." Distributors Gala decided to change the sex of the title creature and the film went out as Tigress of Bengal. Had a two week run at London's Gala Royal from 26 April 1964 and shared the bill with Perseo l'invincibile (1963). Both films shared a small joint review in The Times on 2 April 1964. See more »
Movie Connections Edited into Journey to the Lost City (1960). See more »

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