The Mortal Storm (1940)
University professor Victor Roth leads a contented life with family and friends in the south German Alps of 1933. This changes quickly and dramatically once Adolf Hitler comes to power. Most of the town embraces the new creed while a few friends such as Martin Breitner do not. Victor himself is "non-Aryan" and his two step-sons soon leave his house, while his loyal daughter Freya breaks her engagement from Nazi-inclined Fritz. Against increasing difficulties an attachment between Freya and Martin starts to grow. (IMDB Jeremy Perkins)
Nazi leader Adolf Hitler banned this film from release in Germany because of its strong anti-Nazi sentiments. In addition, all MGM films from that point until the end of the war were also banned in Germany because the studio made this one. (IMDB)
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Esther Dale |
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Frank Morgan |
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Frank Morgan |
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Irene Rich |
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Gene Reynolds |
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Gene Reynolds, Robert Stack, William T. Orr, Frank Morgan |
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Margaret Sullavan |
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William Edmunds |
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Russell Hicks (L) |
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James Stewart, Robert Willey and Robert Young |
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James Stewart |
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Irene Rich |
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Esther Dale |
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William T. Orr, Robert Stack, Robert Young and Gene Reynolds |
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Robert Stack |
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Robert Young |
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Maria Ouspenskaya |
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Maria Ouspenskaya and Bonita Granville |
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Maria Ouspenskaya |
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Margaret Sullavan |
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Sue Moore |
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William T. Orr, Robert Stack, James Stewart, Margaret Sullavan, Robert Young |
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James Stewart |
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Thomas W. Ross |
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Thomas W. Ross, Dan Dailey and James Stewart |
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| Margaret Sullavan, Thomas W. Ross, James Stewart
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Robert Young (R) |
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Margaret Sullavan, William T. Orr, Robert Stack |
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| William T. Orr, and Robert Stack
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Thomas W. Ross |
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Bonita Granville |
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Robert Young |
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Irene Rich and Frank Morga |
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Robert Stack |
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Howard Lang and Bodil Rosing |
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Lucien Prival (C) |
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Lucien Prival |
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Margaret Sullavan and Henry Victor |
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James Stewart and Margaret Sullavan |
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James Stewart and Margaret Sullavan |
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James Stewart and Margaret Sullavan |
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