Richard Oswald
Directing
Biography
Richard Oswald was an Austrian director, producer, actor and screenwriter. He directed more than 100 feature films from 1914 to 1951. Among them the classics "Nachtgestalten" (1920), "Unheimliche Geschichten" (1919/1932), "Die Prostitution 1-2" (1919) and "Alraune" (1930). Being Jewish, Oswald was forced to flee Nazi Germany, first for occupied France and later emigrating to the United States.
Filmography 96
Movies (96)
The Lovable Cheat1949Directing
Isle of Missing Men1942Directing
I Was a Criminal1941Directing
The Eternal Jew1940Self (archive footage)
Tempête sur l'Asie1938Directing
Heut' ist der schönste Tag in meinem Leben1936Directing
My Song Goes Round the World1934Directing
Bleeke Bet1934Directing
When You're Young, the World Belongs to You1934Directing
Adventure on the Lido1933Directing
A Song Goes Round the World1933Directing
The Flower of Hawaii1933Directing
Crook's Honor1933Directing
Countess Mariza1932Directing
The Living Dead1932Directing
The Captain from Köpenick1931Directing
Poor as a Church Mouse1931Directing
Victoria and Her Hussar1931Directing
Schubert's Dream of Spring1931Directing
1914: The Last Days Before the War1931Directing
The Tender Relatives1930Directing
Dreyfus1930Directing
Vienna, City of Song1930Directing
Alraune1930Directing- The Mistress and Her Servant1929Directing
Ehe in Not1929Directing
The Hound of the Baskervilles1929Directing
Cagliostro1929Directing
Spring Awakening1929Directing
Villa Falconieri1928Directing