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Short crime drama

The Execution (1903): Cast

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The Execution is a 1903 short crime drama directed by Peter Elfelt, starring Francesca Nathansen as Den dømte barnemorderske and Victor Betzonich. It runs 2 minutes.

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The Execution (1903) movie poster
Released
Runtime
2 min
Director
Peter Elfelt
Genres
Drama , Crime
After the credits
No No extra scene
The story

What Is The Execution About?

The premise of The Execution without spoilers.

A child murderess is led to her execution.

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Cast & crew

The Execution Cast & Characters

Francesca Nathansen leads the cast as Den dømte barnemorderske, with Victor Betzonich. Directed by Peter Elfelt.

From the director

More from Peter Elfelt

More films directed by Peter Elfelt: Wania Tartakoff, The Spiritist Faustinus, Emperor Wilhelm’s Arrival in Copenhagen 1905 and From Siberia to Moscow.

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The Execution Also Known As

Also known as “Capital Execution”.

Also known as
  • Capital Execution

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The Execution FAQ: Cast, Runtime & Release Date

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

How long is The Execution?

The Execution runs 2 minutes.

When was The Execution released?

The Execution was released on May 22, 1903.

Who directed The Execution?

The Execution was directed by Peter Elfelt.

More films by Peter Elfelt

Who is in the cast of The Execution?

The Execution stars Francesca Nathansen as Den dømte barnemorderske and Victor Betzonich.

Does The Execution have a post-credit scene?

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

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