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| | Belle Epoque - Cinema: Germany (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-08) |
 | | It was also in 1911 that the Danish actress Asta Nielsen (1881-1972) went to Germany together with her husband, the director Urban Gad (1879-1947). |
 | | Asta Nielsen's first German film was Nachtfalter (Moth, 1911) which was followed by many others like Der fremde Vogel (The Strange Bird, 1911), Die arme Jenny (Poor Jenny, 1911/12), Das Mädchen ohne Vaterland (The Girl Without Native Country, 1912), Engelein (Little Angel, 1913), Die Suffragette (The Suffragette, 1913) and Die ewige Nacht (Eternal Night, 1914). |
 | | All these films were directed by her husband Urban Gad, but the success, in the first place, was due to Asta Nielsen whose shading interpretation and deliberate gesture made her a great star long before the star epoch. |
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