Peter Paul Felner
Peter Paul Felner (1884–1927) was an Austrian-Hungarian screenwriter and film director.
Peter Paul Felner
- Born
- 1884 · Budapest.
- Died
- 1927 · Berlin.
- Nationality
- Austria
- Occupation
- writer · screenwriter · film director · film producer
- Languages
- German
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• Prinz und Tänzerin (1920) • Marquis Fun (1920) • The Earl of Essex (1922) • The Merchant of Venice (1923) • Prater (1924) • The Golden Calf (1925) • The World Wants To Be Deceived (1926) • Das Meer (1927)
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