Man's Greatest Adversary
Feb 06, 1913 · 35m
Director
August BlomOverview
Director Cordt is in love with the chancellor's daughter Wilda, who unfortunately has a crush on the actor Frits. But Cordt knows: The only way to convince Wilda that Frits isn't the right one for her is to let her find out about the actor's debauchery and financial irresponsibility for herself. Step by step Cordt executes his cunning plan.
Cast of Man's Greatest Adversary
Crew of Man's Greatest Adversary
About Man's Greatest Adversary
What is Man's Greatest Adversary about?
Director Cordt is in love with the chancellor's daughter Wilda, who unfortunately has a crush on the actor Frits. But Cordt knows: The only way to convince Wilda that Frits isn't the right one for her is to let her find out about the actor's debauchery and financial irresponsibility for herself. Step by step Cordt executes his cunning plan.
When was Man's Greatest Adversary released?
Man's Greatest Adversary was released on February 6, 1913.
How long is Man's Greatest Adversary?
Man's Greatest Adversary runs 35 minutes.
Who directed Man's Greatest Adversary?
Man's Greatest Adversary was directed by August Blom.
Who is in the cast of Man's Greatest Adversary?
The cast of Man's Greatest Adversary includes Augusta Blad (Etatsrådinde Strøm), Clara Pontoppidan (Wilda), Valdemar Psilander (Fritz Bohn Skuespiller), Ingeborg Bruhn Bertelsen and Ferdinand Bonn (Cordt).