Original title: Margin for error
Origin: United States. Length: 75 min.
White and black. Language: English. Subtitled
CREDITS
Address: Otto Preminger Screenplay
: Lillie Hayward, on a play by Clare Booth
Production: Ralph Dietrich
orignal music: Leigh Harline
Photo: Edward Cronjager
Edition: Loeffen
Louis Art Direction: Lewis Creber, Richard Day
Sets: Thomas Little, Al Orenbach
Sound: Eugene Grossman, Harry Leonard Garment
: Earl Luck
ACTORS
Joan Bennett (Sophia Baumer)
Otto Preminger (Karl Baumer)
Milton Berle (Wed Finkelstein)
Carl Esmond (Baron Max with
Alvenstor Howard Freeman (Otto Horst)
Poldi (Frieda)
Clyde Fillmore (Dr. Jennings) COMMENT
Moe Finkelstein The New York police called on to guard the German consul Baumer, but neither is too happy for the task: the cop is a Jew and the consul-Semitic. However, Moe quickly becomes a friend of the consul's wife, Sophie, who married in the interests of preserving your family and ensure that it was sent to a concentration camp, the secretary of the consulate, Baron Max von Alvenstor and of a young service personnel, Freida. The environment is perceived an atmosphere of tension that is not hidden to the possible outbreak of war. Baumer, a lover of the game, has lost a large sum belonging the German government. Sophie hated her husband and what he represents, Max still loves her. Max Baumer faces with the difference of the funds of the consulate, while Baumer inetnta Berlpín inform that one of Max's grandparents was not Aryan. The arrival of a group of Nazi saboteurs and their insistence that they be given money to finance their activities threaten the position Baumer. .
Preminger, in the role of Baumer, the film transforms into a kind of absurd comedy.
Origin: United States. Length: 75 min.
White and black. Language: English. Subtitled
CREDITS
Address: Otto Preminger Screenplay
: Lillie Hayward, on a play by Clare Booth
Production: Ralph Dietrich
orignal music: Leigh Harline
Photo: Edward Cronjager
Edition: Loeffen
Louis Art Direction: Lewis Creber, Richard Day
Sets: Thomas Little, Al Orenbach
Sound: Eugene Grossman, Harry Leonard Garment
: Earl Luck
ACTORS
Joan Bennett (Sophia Baumer)
Otto Preminger (Karl Baumer)
Milton Berle (Wed Finkelstein)
Carl Esmond (Baron Max with
Alvenstor Howard Freeman (Otto Horst)
Poldi (Frieda)
Clyde Fillmore (Dr. Jennings) COMMENT
Moe Finkelstein The New York police called on to guard the German consul Baumer, but neither is too happy for the task: the cop is a Jew and the consul-Semitic. However, Moe quickly becomes a friend of the consul's wife, Sophie, who married in the interests of preserving your family and ensure that it was sent to a concentration camp, the secretary of the consulate, Baron Max von Alvenstor and of a young service personnel, Freida. The environment is perceived an atmosphere of tension that is not hidden to the possible outbreak of war. Baumer, a lover of the game, has lost a large sum belonging the German government. Sophie hated her husband and what he represents, Max still loves her. Max Baumer faces with the difference of the funds of the consulate, while Baumer inetnta Berlpín inform that one of Max's grandparents was not Aryan. The arrival of a group of Nazi saboteurs and their insistence that they be given money to finance their activities threaten the position Baumer. .
Preminger, in the role of Baumer, the film transforms into a kind of absurd comedy.
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