Name: Mata Hari
Genre: Crime, Drama, Romance
Released: 1931
Rating: 64
Cast: Greta Garbo, Ramon Novarro, Lionel Barrymore, Lewis Stone, C. Henry Gordon

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Men worshipped her like a goddess, only to be betrayed by a kiss!

A semi-fictionalized account of the life of Mata Hari, an exotic dancer who was accused of spying for Germany during World War I.

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Genres: Biographical Drama Spy Thriller
Mood: MelancholicSeductiveDramaticTenseIntriguing
Themes: EspionageBetrayalLove And DutySacrifice
Plot: Love TriangleUncovering Hidden IdentitiesForbidden LoveUnrequited LoveMoral DilemmasUndercover OperationDouble AgentsEspionage Missions
Pacing: Slow BurnBuilding Suspense
Narrative: FlashbacksNonlinear Narrative
Dialog: Poetic LanguageRomantic Dialogues
Character Types: Love InterestFemme FataleSpy
Time: 1910sPast Era
Place: Urban CityscapeEuropean CitiesHigh Society Ballrooms
Cinematic Style: Black And White CinematographyDramatic Lighting
Costume and Set: Period-Accurate CostumesElaborate BallgownsHigh Society Settings

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Directed by:

George Fitzmaurice, Douglas Shearer, William H. Daniels

Written by:

Benjamin Glazer, Leo Birinski

Produced by:

George Fitzmaurice, Irving Thalberg

Cast

Greta Garbo

Mata Hari

Ramon Novarro

Lt. Alexis Rosanoff

Lionel Barrymore

General Serge Shubin

Lewis Stone

Andriani

C. Henry Gordon

Dubois

Karen Morley

Carlotta

Alec B. Francis

Major Caron

Blanche Friderici

Sister Angelica

Edmund Breese

Warden

Helen Jerome Eddy

Sister Genevieve

Frank Reicher

The Cook - Spy

Mischa Auer

Firing Squad Victim (uncredited)

Reginald Barlow

Prosecutor (uncredited)

Harry Cording

Ivan (uncredited)

Cecil Cunningham

Gambler Selling Ring (uncredited)

Maude Turner Gordon

Madame Durand (uncredited)

Sarah Padden

Sister Teresa (uncredited)

Michael Visaroff

Jacques (uncredited)

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