Maybe Brand im Ozean but I can't find enough on it. These images feel like outdoor bits.Д®DIT 5: Ruling out Frau nach Mass and Die 4 Gesellen. Here's a clip and in this promo still it's the wrong type of hat. Unless this version is a later remake from the 50s, but it does look like 1937.Д®DIT 4: I dont think it's Every Woman. That's here: - and I can't find anything in it like the stills.

It's also set during a business trip to Venice which would explain the long poles it looks like some characters are holding.Д®DIT 3: It's not the Model Husband. So maybe we can rule this one out for now.Д®DIT 2: The Model Husband (1937) looks like a good candidate as Sohnker plays a young Don Juan style love interest, which is kind of how he looks in these photos. I can't see any other stills with this distinctive hat. The black band looks thinner in this still. He's wearing a similar hat but it doesn't seem to be the same one. 7 is also a colour film, and though these are damaged there seems no hint of colour on them.Д®DIT: here's a still allegedly from A Man with Principles. Which basically means one of these four are the best places to start:Д®very Woman Has a Secret (1934), The Model Husband (1937), Frau nach MaГџ (1940), A Man with Principles (1943) Given the ship sank in 1944, I think we can assume it's unlikely that the boat would be carrying anything that recent. SГ¶hnker starred in the films Every Woman Has a Secret (1934), The Model Husband (1937), Frau nach MaГџ (1940), A Man with Principles (1943), The Angel with the String Game (1944) and Great Freedom No.

So here's the info, sans the spamДЄccording to Wikipedia, these were his big ones from that period: A user had a pretty good comment but then ruined it by editing in unrelated self promotion once it got popular.

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