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Peter Fedor is an actor whose resemblance to Prince Alexis leads Count Vellenburg to have him impersonate the prince and propose to Princess Katerina. Peter falls in love with Katerina and reveals his...
Princess Katerina is the intended bride in the alliance between her country and Sherblandt. She falls in love with Peter while he is impersonating Prince Alexis, and, knowing his life would be at risk...
Queen Elinor is Prince Alexis's mother. She reminds him that he will be banished forever if he refuses to complete the marriage ceremony with Princess Katerina. When Katerina tells her that she loves...
Count Vellenburg is the prime minister of Sherblandt. Seeing Peter's resemblance to Prince Alexis, he devises the plan for Peter to impersonate the prince and propose to Princess Katerina, hoping to s...
Duke Charles of Votrav wants to marry Princess Katerina himself. To eliminate competition, he orders Peter's death, following the same pattern as the mysterious deaths of Katerina's other suitors. His...
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Duke Charles plans to marry Katerina himself.
Queen Elinor is identified as Alexis's mother and warns that he will be banished forever if he refuses the ceremony.
Vellenburg persuades Queen Elinor to allow Peter to replace Alexis at the wedding.
Peter has no choice but to obey when Vellenburg proposes that he impersonate the prince.
After meeting Princess Katerina while impersonating Alexis, Peter falls in love with her and confesses his true identity.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Duke Charles orders Peter's death because Peter stands in the way of Charles's plan to marry Katerina.
The alliance with Kordovia is to be cemented by Alexis marrying Princess Katerina.
Katerina tells the queen that she loves Peter, but the queen refuses to stop the wedding.
Vellenburg's impersonation plan is designed to secure the marriage between the supposed Alexis and Katerina.
A performer is forced to impersonate a prince, but the political deception becomes a genuine love story and a royal marriage.
Directed by Walter Lang
Command Performance (1931) · 5.1/10 · drama
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