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Adated from the "Leatherstocking Tales" by James Fenimore Cooper, this co-production between France, West Germany and Romania was shown in movie theatres in Eastern Europe and as fourth of a four part TV-series in Germany and France. | Adated from the "Leatherstocking Tales" by James Fenimore Cooper, this co-production between France, West Germany and Romania was shown in movie theatres in Eastern Europe and as fourth of a four part TV-series in Germany and France. | ||
The other | The other parts of the series are [[Vînatorul de cerbi]], [[Ultimul Mohican]] and [[Aventure en Ontario]]. | ||
Romanian co-director Sergiu Nicolaescu remained uncredited in the German and French TV-versions. | Romanian co-director Sergiu Nicolaescu remained uncredited in the German and French TV-versions. |
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Preria (France / West Germany / Romania / Austria, 1968 / Directors: Pierre Gaspard-Huit, Sergiu Nicolaescu)
Also known as
Preeria (Romania) | Prérie (Czechoslovakia) | A Préri (Poland) | Die Lederstrumpf-Erzählungen, Teil 4: Die Prärie (West Germany/TV) | La legende de bas de cuir, episode 4: La prairie (France/TV)
Cast and crew
- Cast: Hellmut Lange (Lederstrumpf), Pierre Massimi (Chingachgook), Thekla Carola Wied (Hetty Hutter), Sophie Agacinski (Judith Hutter), Patrick Peuvion (Harry March), Jackie Lombard (Wah-ta-Wah), Charles Moulin (Tom Hutter), Colea Rautu (Die gespaltene Eiche).
- Story: James Fenimore Cooper (novel: The Prairie)
- Adaptation: Pierre Gaspard-Huit, Walter Ulbrich
- Screenplay: Pierre Gaspard-Huit, Walter Ulbrich
- Directors of Photography: André Zarra, George Cornea
- Music: George Grigoriu + Robert Mellin
- Editor: Borys Lewin
- Art Director: Aureliu Ionescu
- Set Decorator: Aureliu Ionescu
- Make-Up: Rosalia Bartha, Nicole Félix
- Producers: Henry Deutschmeister, Walter Ulbrich
Synopsis
Trivia
Adated from the "Leatherstocking Tales" by James Fenimore Cooper, this co-production between France, West Germany and Romania was shown in movie theatres in Eastern Europe and as fourth of a four part TV-series in Germany and France.
The other parts of the series are Vînatorul de cerbi, Ultimul Mohican and Aventure en Ontario.
Romanian co-director Sergiu Nicolaescu remained uncredited in the German and French TV-versions.