I saw it at a "films banned by Hitler" film/art exhibit at LACMA years ago and even though they weren't able to find a copy with English sub-titles, I still just loved this movie and would love to see it again.
shareI saw it several years ago at UC Berkeley and loved it. Thought it was vastly superior to the Julie Andrews remake. It did not have English subtitles. The copy they found had Spanish subtitles which made it sort of easy to follow. You can find VHS copies of it but, alas, with no subtitles.
sharehttps://www.germanwarfilms.com/complete-selection-of-titles/viktor-und -viktoria-1933.htm
"...When they found her, she was still smiling."
Hi everyone:
This film can be found at the following link, as an "all region" dvd:
http://www.rarefilmsandmore.com/viktor-und-viktoria-1933-with-switchab le-english-subtitles-#.VDccatR4ouh
I'm looking forward to getting a copy and watching it myself.
You can also find a copy with English subtitles here:
http://www.moviedetective.net/product_p/vik.htm
I'm so happy I finally got to see it after many years of searching!