Comments by "Britta Kriep" (@brittakriep2938) on "WatchMojo.com" channel.

  1. There is also a german version from 1943. Would not have passed Hayes Code.
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  2.  @04279  : The actor Hans Albers, who played Münchhausen was from 1920s to early 1940s seen as , the german action Star ' , similar to John Wayne. With Münchhausen and Große Freiheit Nr. 7 ( literally Great Freedom Nr. 7,), he switched from ,young lover' and ,Action hero' to movies better suited to his age, but still some action, for example a retired detecive involved into a murder Case, or an elderly innkeeper, who has troubles with violent drunkheads. A Baron von Münchhausen realy lived in german village Bodenwerder (?). To his guests he often told his adventures at hunting rips and during his voyages in Russia, where He for some time served as officer, in a funny way. But not as we know it today. This was done by a writer, who heared of the funny lies Stories.
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  3.  @04279  :: In my oppinion, i don't think that Hans Albers or Heinz Rühmann had been real supporters of national socialists ideas. In those days people had been more conservative than now, so may be some few Things Had been liked by those actors, but surely Not the criminal Part.
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  4. In 1943 the German movie , Münchhausen ' showed topless women.
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