The Affair of Colonel Redl

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The Affair of Colonel Redl (Czech: Aféra plukovníka Redla) is a Czech comedy film directed by Karel Anton.^[1] German version of the movie was released in 1931. The film is considered lost.

Cast[]

• as Alfred Redl
• as Countess Vera Nikolayevna
• as Štěpán Dolan
• Truda Grosslichtová as Eva, Dolan's fiancée
• Jan Sviták as Count Boris Maximovich Marchenko
• Josef Rovenský as Russian spy Daragiyev
• Čeněk Šlégl as Archduke
• as Head of Russian Secret service

See also[]

• Colonel Redl (1925) Austrian film
• Colonel Redl (1985) Hungarian film

References[]

External links[]

• The Affair of Colonel Redl at IMDb

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