Knights of the Teutonic Order (1960): Cast
Knights of the Teutonic Order is a 1960 historical drama directed by Aleksander Ford, starring Krzysztof Kowalewski as Teutonic Knight (uncredited), Barbara Horawianka and Zdzisław Lubelski. It runs 2 hours 46 minutes.
- Released
- Runtime
- 2h 46m (166 min)
- Director
- Aleksander Ford
- Original language
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Polish - Studio
- Zespół Filmowy "Studio"
- After the credits
- No No extra scene
What Is Knights of the Teutonic Order About?
The premise of Knights of the Teutonic Order without spoilers.
The story follows a destitute young nobleman who, alongside his uncle, returns from a campaign against the Teutonic Knights in Lithuania. He falls for a beautiful woman and swears to bring her three trophies taken from the Knights, putting his honor and love at stake.
Knights of the Teutonic Order Themes & Keywords
· 29 tags- medieval times
- 1400s
- 15th century
- knight
- tongue cut out
- battle
- christianity
- christian
- sword fight
- sword
- one word title
- equestrian
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- tournament
- revenge
- quest
- polish history
- murder
- middle ages
- lady
- king
- kidnapping
- hunting
- honor
- final battle
- duchess
- chivalry
- blindness
- atonement
- based on novel
Knights of the Teutonic Order Cast & Characters
Krzysztof Kowalewski leads the cast as Teutonic Knight (uncredited), with Barbara Horawianka as Teutonic Maid and Zdzisław Lubelski as Teutonic Assassin Diedrich. Directed by Aleksander Ford; 70 actors are credited in all.
- Director Aleksander Ford
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Krzysztof Kowalewski as Teutonic Knight (uncredited) - Barbara Horawianka as Teutonic Maid
- Zdzisław Lubelski as Teutonic Assassin Diedrich
- Wiesław Mirewicz as Teutonic Knight with a Net
Also Starring in Knights of the Teutonic Order
· 66 more- Stefan Rydel Teutonic Knight in Marienburg
- Józef Kostecki Witold - Great Prince of Lithuania
- Leon Niemczyk Fulko de Lorche
- Andrzej Krasicki Hughens
- Ryszard Ronczewski Commander Heinrich von Schlochau
- Aleksander Fogiel Maćko of Bogdaniec
- Stanisław Milski Priest treating Maćko
- Juliusz Lubicz-Lisowski Commander Werner von Tettigen
- Roman Wilhelmi Jamont
- Ludwik Benoit Mikołaj of Dlugolas
- Bogdan Baer Court Jester in Ortelsburg
- Jerzy Kamas Servant in Szczytno (uncredited)
- Mieczysław Voit Kuno von Liechtenstein
- Zbigniew Józefowicz Peasant (uncredited)
- Emil Karewicz Wladysław Jagiełło
- Tadeusz Schmidt Jan Żiżka (uncredited)
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- Cezary Julski Zawisza Czarny - The Black
- Stanisław Michalski Polish Envoy (uncredited)
- Zbigniew Skowroński Tolima
- Janusz Paluszkiewicz Royal Marshal
- Mieczysław Stoor Hlava
- Lucyna Winnicka Duchess Anna Danuta of Masovia
- Irena Laskowska Princess Aleksandra
- Tadeusz Kosudarski Bother Rotgier
- Janusz Ziejewski Zyndram of Maszkowice
- Andrzej Szalawski Jurand of Spychów
- Eugeniusz Kamiński Archer Captain (uncredited)
- Włodzimierz Skoczylas Sanderus
- Tadeusz Ordeyg Priest by von Jungingen's Death (uncredited)
- Kazimierz Stankiewicz Teutonic Knight (uncredited)
- Mieczysław Kalenik Zbyszko of Bogdaniec
- Tadeusz Białoszczyński Duke Janusz I Mazowiecki
- Stanisław Jasiukiewicz Ulrich von Jungingen
- Henryk Borowski Siegfried de Löwe
- Marian Wojtczak Innkeeper
- Feliks Żukowski Father Kaleb in Spychów
- Stanisław Jaśkiewicz Castellan of Kraków
- Kazimierz Talarczyk Commander's Servant (uncredited)
- Aleksander Gąssowski Kropidło (uncredited)
- Andrzej Polkowski Brother Gottfried
- Janusz Strachocki Konrad von Jungingen
- Jerzy Kozakiewicz Cztan
- Jerzy Pichelski Powała from Taczew
- Tadeusz Kalinowski
- Alfred Łodziński Priest Wyszoniak at Court of Anna Danuta
- Seweryn Butrym Count Wende
- Michał Leśniak Ciaruszek (uncredited)
- Andrzej Grzybowski Lithuanian Knight
- Lech Skolimowski Tatar Khan / Herald with Two Swords
- Grażyna Staniszewska Danusia
- Tadeusz Woźniak Father Stanislaw
- Urszula Modrzyńska Jagienka Zychówna
- Antoni Lewek Brother Lingwen
- Stanisław Winczewski Zych of Zgorzelice
- Adam Dzieszyński van Krist
- Jerzy Smyk Count Rosenheim
- Karol Rómmel Knight (uncredited)
- Lech Owron Castle Commander
- Andrzej Konic Skirwoiłło
- Michał Pluciński King's Priest
- Mieczysław Nawrocki Dying Lithuanian (uncredited)
- Zbigniew Oksza
- Alicja Krawczyk Fake Danusia
- Teresa Lassota Jurand's Wife
- Lechoslaw Litwinski Wilk from Zgorzelice
- Anna Kulawińska
More from Aleksander Ford
More films directed by Aleksander Ford: The Doctor Speaks Out, The First Day of Freedom, Five Boys from Barska Street and Young Chopin.
Knights of the Teutonic Order Trailers & Videos
The trailer of Knights of the Teutonic Order.
Knights of the Teutonic Order Also Known As
12 alternative titles, including “Black Cross” and “Die letzte Schlacht der Kreuzritter”.
- Also known as
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- Black Cross
- Die letzte Schlacht der Kreuzritter
- Křižáci
- Keresztesek
- Die Kreuzritter
- I cavalieri teutonici
- Крестоносцы
- Los caballeros teutónicos
- Os Cavaleiros Teutônicos
- Кръстоносци
- Les chevaliers teutoniques
- 十字军骑士
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Knights of the Teutonic Order FAQ: Cast & Runtime
Runtime, release date, director, cast, post-credit scenes and language of Knights of the Teutonic Order, each answered in a sentence.
How long is Knights of the Teutonic Order?
Knights of the Teutonic Order runs 2 hours 46 minutes (166 minutes).
When was Knights of the Teutonic Order released?
Knights of the Teutonic Order was released on July 15, 1960.
Who directed Knights of the Teutonic Order?
Knights of the Teutonic Order was directed by Aleksander Ford.
More films by Aleksander Ford Who is in the cast of Knights of the Teutonic Order?
Knights of the Teutonic Order stars Krzysztof Kowalewski as Teutonic Knight (uncredited), Barbara Horawianka as Teutonic Maid and Zdzisław Lubelski as Teutonic Assassin Diedrich, among 70 credited actors.
Does Knights of the Teutonic Order have a post-credit scene?
No. Knights of the Teutonic Order has no extra scene during or after the credits.
What language is Knights of the Teutonic Order in?
The original language of Knights of the Teutonic Order is Polish.
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