s.s. Bremen - North German Lloyd - Short cut from 1936 "Spiel an Bord" German Comedy film

[@dwaynedouglas2190]

Beautiful liner!

[@giovannirastrelli9821]

Some of the B-roll footage was also used in 1943 Titanic, both films were directed by Herbert Selpin.

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7:12 the whistle

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[@andrewbrendan1579]

Bremen= Immense! That ship was huge! I noticed as the car was being lifted onto the ship that there was a walkway extending out over the Boat Deck and between lifeboats. That was a great idea in design. I wonder why it wasn't used on other ocean liners. I'm sure passengers would have enjoyed it and it could have been useful when docking a ship.

[@theothermrsaturn]

7:13 the Horn!

[@paulmason329]

What is curious about this film clip is the lack of Nazi insignia or references (no Heil Hitler) greetings given the 1936 date of the film, the year of the Berlin Olympics. Could this film have been made in 1933?

[@ralfm.schroder8188]

Interesting, another movie filmed on a liner. Other examples: Titanic (1943) filmed on Cap Arcona (1927) Drillinge an Bord (1959) filmed on Hanseatic (1958), ex Empress of Japan/Empress of Scotland (1930) The Last Voyage (1960) filmed on Île de France (1927) The Poseidon Adventure (1972) filmed on RMS Queen Mary (1936) Juggernaut (1974) filmed on TS Hamburg (1969) later TS Maxim Gorkiy Other examples welcome.

[@monsieurcommissaire1628]

The French Line, 1954 -SS Liberte, formerly SS Europa, 1928

[@giovannirastrelli9821]

1943 Titanic also uses stock footage from this movie.