Vienna Blood

Original title: Wiener Blut

1942
1h 46m

IMDb RATING

6.8/10

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Comedy Music

Count Wolkersheim attends the 1815 Vienna Congress to negotiate,to the Countess joy. Political concerns and music mix in a waltzing city, their apparently opposite attitudes testing their lo... Read allCount Wolkersheim attends the 1815 Vienna Congress to negotiate,to the Countess joy. Political concerns and music mix in a waltzing city, their apparently opposite attitudes testing their love. Will she behave or will he learn to waltz?Count Wolkersheim attends the 1815 Vienna Congress to negotiate,to the Countess joy. Political concerns and music mix in a waltzing city, their apparently opposite attitudes testing their love. Will she behave or will he learn to waltz?

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IMDb RATING

6.8/10

172

YOUR RATING

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Awards
- 1 win & 1 nomination

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Goofs
At one moment the tune "Du und Du, op. 367" is played, which at that time was considered as written by Johann Strauss Jr. but based on current investigations was actually written by Eduard Strauß. The tune was written in 1874 but the movie is set in 1815. The tune was also not a part of the operetta which the movie is based on.

Connections
Featured in Das Jahrhundert der Operette: Die Goldene Ära (1986)

Soundtracks
Wiener Blut, Walzer und Polka
Written by Johann Strauss, Willy Schmidt-Gentner and Ernst Marischka
Performed by Maria Reining & Lea Pitti, lip syncronized by Maria Holst & Dorit Kreysler

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Featured review

10/10

Charming Little Comedy!

Willi Forst, the master of the Vienna operetta movie genre, created another little gem with this movie. The story is set in the old Vienna of the 1890's, and Hans Moser and Theo Lingen are excellent as the two rival butlers. The strong supporting cast, including Willy Fritsch, Maria Holst and - last but not least - Fritz Imhoff also deliver top notch performances. If you like this kind of movies, and also if you are a fan of Hans Moser and Willy Forst, then I also recommend the movie "Wiener Madeln" (1945).