Alarm
Released: February 21, 1938Runtime: 104 minLanguage: DA
A young, famous crime writer writes under the name Jess Clarck but is actually called Sven Hansen. He is married to a lovely woman who, in her warm, luxurious life, does not understand that her husband draws inspiration for his exciting books by diving in and mingling with the dregs of society. Jess Clarck and his wife have returned home to Denmark, and Clarck wants to write a crime novel for the first time, set in Copenhagen, but how will he find an environment in peaceful Denmark?
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Jorge Velez
as Ricardo Morel
Lau Lauritzen
as Jess Clark
Yolanda Prida
as Tere
Betty Soderberg
as Gerda Clark
Alfredo Del Diestro
as Pedro Alvarez
Victor Borge
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Jovita Prida
as Celia Martínez
Johannes Meyer
as Fabrikant Schmidt
Angel T Sala
as Fiscal
Victor Montell
as Assistant hos Smith
Armando Arriola
as Filomeno Tijerina
Karen J Nsson
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