Movie

The Green Cockatoo

★ 7.0(1)19321h 8m

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Good to know

Director: Franz Hohenberger
Release date: 1932-01-01
Runtime: 1h 8m
Language: German
Status: Released
Country: Austria

About The Green Cockatoo

The Green Cockatoo is a 1932 movie in the Romance and Crime genres, directed by Franz Hohenberger, starring Franz Hohenberger, Othmar Völkel and Rudi Eder. It has a runtime of 1 hour 8 minutes. It holds an average rating of 7.0/10 from 1 viewers. Below you can see where to watch The Green Cockatoo in Poland — across streaming, rental and purchase options — along with the full cast, trailer and viewer reviews.

Synopsis

Silent amateur movie based on the "grotesque" play by Arthur Schnitzler.

Cast

Franz Hohenberger

Othmar Völkel

Rudi Eder

Greta Glattau

Julius Scheibe

Themes & keywords

vienna, austriaindependent filmottakring, vienna, austria

Frequently asked questions

Where can I watch The Green Cockatoo in Poland?+

The Green Cockatoo is not currently listed on any streaming, rental or purchase service in Poland. Availability changes often, so check back or switch your region.

Is The Green Cockatoo on Netflix?+

The Green Cockatoo is not on Netflix in Poland right now.

How long is The Green Cockatoo?+

The Green Cockatoo has a runtime of 1 hour 8 minutes (68 minutes).

Who stars in The Green Cockatoo?+

The Green Cockatoo stars Franz Hohenberger, Othmar Völkel, Rudi Eder, Greta Glattau and Julius Scheibe.

When did The Green Cockatoo come out?+

The Green Cockatoo is a 1932 movie directed by Franz Hohenberger.

What genre is The Green Cockatoo?+

The Green Cockatoo is Romance and Crime film.

Who directed The Green Cockatoo?+

The Green Cockatoo was directed by Franz Hohenberger.