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Three Comrades ()

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The close friendship of three German soldiers is strengthened by their shared love for the same woman, who is dying of tuberculosis.
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Erich Lohkamp
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Patricia Hollmann
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Otto Koster
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Gottfried Lenz
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Alfons
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Breuer
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Dr. Becker
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Local Doctor
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Dr. Jaffe
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Housekeeper at Sea-side Hotel (uncredited)
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Officer Giving Toast (uncredited)
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Nurse at Sanatorium (uncredited)
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Rita - Singer Accompanied by Erich (uncredited)
Walter Bonn ...
Adjutant Requesting Demolition of Plane (uncredited)
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Valentin - Man with Eye Patch (uncredited)
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Second Comic (uncredited)
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First Comic with Singer (uncredited)
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Herr Schultz (uncredited)
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Singers (uncredited) (voice)
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Bald Man at Wedding (uncredited)
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Becker's Assistant (uncredited)
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Bartender (uncredited)
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Dancing Guest at Inn (uncredited)
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Younger Vogt Man at Wrecked Car Scene (uncredited)
Donald Haines ...
Jupp - Boy Running for Help (uncredited)
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Thief (uncredited)
Art Howard ...
Dancing Guest at Inn (uncredited)
Alva Kellogg ...
Singer with Comics (uncredited)
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German Officer (uncredited)
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Frau Brunner - Sanatorium Clerk (uncredited)
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Dancer Who Stumbles with Erich (uncredited)
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Boris (uncredited)
Max Linder ...
Club Patron (uncredited)
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Old Woman by Phone (uncredited)
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Landlady Frau Zalewski (uncredited)
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Ludwig - Pat's Majordomo (uncredited)
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Nightclub Guest (uncredited)
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Party Guest (uncredited)
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Frau Schmidt (uncredited)
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Burgomaster (uncredited)
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Adolph - Man Shooting Gun (uncredited)
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Frau Schultz (uncredited)
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Tony (uncredited)
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Major - Young Soldier's Father (uncredited)
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Young Soldier (uncredited)
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Owner of Wrecked Car (uncredited)
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Bookstore Owner (uncredited)
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Fake Mrs. Harding at Dance (uncredited)
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Elder Vogt Man (uncredited)
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Old Nurse (uncredited)
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Dr. Plauten (uncredited)

Directed by

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Frank Borzage

Written by

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F. Scott Fitzgerald ... (screen play) and
Edward E. Paramore Jr. ... (screen play)
 
Erich Maria Remarque ... (from the book by)
 
Joseph L. Mankiewicz ... () (uncredited)

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Joseph L. Mankiewicz ... producer

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Franz Waxman

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Joseph Ruttenberg ... (photographed by)
Karl Freund ... (uncredited)

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Frank Sullivan ... film editor

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Slavko Vorkapich ... montage effects

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Cedric Gibbons

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Dave Friedman ... production manager (uncredited)

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Lew Borzage ... assistant director (uncredited)

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Paul Groesse ... associate art director
Edwin B. Willis ... associate art director

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Douglas Shearer ... recording director

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Eugene Joseff ... costume jeweller (uncredited)

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Chet Forrest ... lyrics by
Franz Waxman ... music by
Bob Wright ... lyrics by
Wayne Allen ... orchestrator (uncredited)
George Bassman ... orchestrator (uncredited)
Paul Marquardt ... orchestrator (uncredited)
Leonid Raab ... orchestrator (uncredited)
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Taglines A Tribute To Love That You'll Carry Thru Life ! See more »
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Also Known As
  • Trois camarades (France)
  • Tres camaradas (Spain)
  • Három bajtárs (Hungary)
  • Трима другари (Bulgaria, Bulgarian title)
  • Tri ratna druga (Yugoslavia, Serbian title)
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  • 98 min
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Budget $839,000 (estimated)

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Trivia This was F. Scott Fitzgerald's only screenwriting credit. Fitzgerald's first draft of the screenplay was completed September 1, 1937. See more »
Goofs Near the beginning, when the three main characters are seen as civilians, it is 1920. However, Otto's car "Baby" is a 1923 Voisin, and in the road race, the other car is a 1929 Renault. See more »
Movie Connections Featured in The Romance of Celluloid (1937). See more »
Soundtracks Ach, wie ist's möglich dann See more »
Crazy Credits There is no credit for costume design. See more »
Quotes Young Soldier: [At attention] Major, now that the war is over, can I call you "father" again?
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