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All for Money (1923) [N/A]

Release Date:
November 4, 1923

Original Title:
Alles für Geld

Genres:
Drama

Production Companies:
Emil Jannings-Film

Production Countries:
Germany

Ratings / Certifications:
 N/A

Runtime: 83

Overview from TheMovieDB

Rupp (Jannings) is a former butcher, made rich in the meat packing industry as a result of the reversal of fortunes brought on by WWI. He is crude, uncouth and uneducated. His son, Fred, is the apple of his father's eye and is an auto enthusiast. The widowed Rupp falls in love with a former aristocrat, Helen, now down on her luck and pawning her last heirloom. He proposes marriage and she accepts in order to save her ailing mother who needs a monetary influx to avoid death. Her former boyfriend, Platen, warns Helen against Rupp's intentions - he and Rupp are enemies, Rupp having caused his being fired for protecting a chorus girl against Rupp's unwanted advances. Meanwhile, Graf, a shyster, arranges purchase of a near bankrupt auto manufacturing firm, Phoenix, to Rupp's great advantage with practically no monetary recognition to Graf, who swears revenge. Rupp comes upon his son begging Helen not to marry his father but to return to Platen.

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Production

Art Direction:
Kurt Richter

Director:
Reinhold Schünzel

Director of Photography:
Alfred Hansen
Ludwig Lippert

Writer:
Rudolf Stratz
Hanns Kräly

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