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The Switched Bride

1934, German. Directed by Karel Lamač.

Capricious Lady Virginia has an unexpected double in a girl who works at a fair and wishes for a beauty salon. When the first one's eccentricities lead to her arrest, the second is paid for going to prison. There she meets Charles, Virginia's suitor. When out of jail she will have to fight not only for him but for going through with the leading role in a skating show.

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1h 26m
Post-credits
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Language
German
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Released
16 April 1934
Original title
Die vertauschte Braut
Country
Germany
Written by
Henry Koster, Peter Ort

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The Switched Bride (1934) was directed by Karel Lamač and stars Anny Ondra, Anton Walbrook, Fritz Odemar.

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