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The Last Performance (1912): Cast

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The Last Performance is a 1912 short drama starring John Ekman as Circus Manager, Olof Ås and Carl Barcklind. It runs 23 minutes.

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The Last Performance (1912) movie poster
Released
Runtime
23 min
Genre
Drama
After the credits
No No extra scene
The story

What Is The Last Performance About?

The premise of The Last Performance without spoilers.

After a young army lieutenant falls for a circus acrobat, he quits his commission and joins the troupe, rapidly winning the audience’s adoration with his daring acts. When he shifts his affection to another woman, the scorned performer plots a vengeful retaliation.

The Last Performance Themes & Keywords

· 4 tags
  • partially lost film
  • death
  • sensationalism
  • circus
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Cast & crew

The Last Performance Cast & Characters

John Ekman leads the cast as Circus Manager, with Olof Ås and Carl Barcklind as Hans von Harden.

Also Starring in The Last Performance

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The Last Performance FAQ: Cast, Runtime & Release Date

Runtime, release date, cast and post-credit scenes of The Last Performance, each answered in a sentence.

How long is The Last Performance?

The Last Performance runs 23 minutes.

When was The Last Performance released?

The Last Performance was released on August 11, 1912.

Who is in the cast of The Last Performance?

The Last Performance stars John Ekman as Circus Manager, Olof Ås and Carl Barcklind as Hans von Harden, among 8 credited actors.

Does The Last Performance have a post-credit scene?

No. The Last Performance has no extra scene during or after the credits.

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