The Squall


The Squall Information

The Squall is a 1929 American drama film directed by Alexander Korda and starring Richard Tucker, Alice Joyce and Loretta Young. It was based on the 1926 play The Squall by Jean Bart. The film is set in Hungary, where a gypsy girl caught in a storm takes shelter in a farmhouse. She entertains all the male members of the household, leading to jealous anger. The spell she has put on the house is only lifted when her husband arrives and takes her away.

The film has been released to DVD via the Warner Archive label.

Production

The film was Korda's first Talkie, although his two previous films Night Watch and Love and the Devil had featured sound effects and music as part of the gradual transition from Silent to Sound film. The film was shot at night at the Burbank studios as the only sound stage there was used by Warner Brothers during the day.

Preservation

Print held by the Library of Congress.

Cast

  • Richard Tucker " Josef Lajos
  • Alice Joyce " Maria Lajos
  • Loretta Young " Irma
  • Carroll Nye " Paul Lajos
  • ZaSu Pitts " Lena
  • Harry Cording " Peter
  • George Hackathorne " Niki
  • Marcia Harris " Aunt Anna
  • Knute Erickson " Uncle Dani
  • Myrna Loy " Nubi
  • Nicholas Soussanin " El Moro



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