A beautiful but eccentric countess amuses herself by subjecting her numerous suitors to silly tests. Most men turn into frenzied dogs in the company of the countess, but there’s one who behaves differently in quite a lascivious way. Chas Burns isn’t easily ordered around and won’t hesitate to do anything to get his way. Not even when it turns out that a death ride on the rails is the only direct route to success and the countess’ cunning heart. (Stumfilm.dk)
Practical Effects
Actual dog transformation effects in 1912. Someone explain this.
Acting
Valdemar Psilander's stubborn lothario energy is genuinely magnetic.
Director
Eduard Schnedler-Sørensen
Trivia, insights & behind the scenes
Valdemar Psilander was Denmark's biggest silent star before his mysterious 1917 death at age 30.
This bizarre little film was made during Nordisk Film's golden era, when Danish cinema dominated global screens.
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