
The Strange Bird
Drama · Romance
Overview
The English landowner Wolton has gone on a fishing trip in the Spreewald with his daughter May. They meet fellow Englishman Bruce, who falls head over heels in love with the beautiful May and plans to make her his wife before their holiday is over. However, there is just one problem: May has only eyes for the young boatman Max. Bruce finds an ally in Max’s girlfriend, Grete, and together they do everything in their power to stop the budding love affair. A war of love with a fatal outcome.
Top Cast


Asta Nielsen
Asta Nielsen
Miss May Wolton
Asta Nielsen
Miss May Wolton


Hans Mierendorff
Hans Mierendorff
Sir Arthur Wolton
Hans Mierendorff
Sir Arthur Wolton


Louis Ralph
Louis Ralph
Herbert Bruce
Louis Ralph
Herbert Bruce


Carl Clewing
Carl Clewing
Max
Carl Clewing
Max
Eugenie Werner
Eugenie Werner
Miss Hobbs
Eugenie Werner
Miss Hobbs
Frau Karsten
Frau Karsten
Grete
Frau Karsten
Grete
Hanns Kräly
Hanns Kräly
Hanns Kräly
Agda Nilsson
Agda Nilsson
Agda Nilsson
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