The year after this film was made Werner Florian, who appeared in it as Sergeant Arthur, made his only other known film appearance.  Marcel Dalio had previously appeared in The Golem and went on to appear as Robert de la Cheyniest in a later film by the same director, after appearing in this film as Rosenthal.  When this film was made, one of its stars had spent so long in America that he had almost forgotten his native language.  Featuring Pierre Fresnay as the aristocratic Captain de Boeldieu 
The year after this film was made Werner Florian, who appeared in it as Sergeant Arthur, made his only other known film appearance.  Marcel Dalio had previously appeared in The Golem and went on to appear as Robert de la Cheyniest in a later film by the same director, after appearing in this film as Rosenthal.  When this film was made, one of its stars had spent so long in America that he had almost forgotten his native language.  Featuring Pierre Fresnay as the aristocratic Captain de Boeldieu and Jean Gabin as the lowly mechanic Lieutenant Marechal, it is better remembered for the role of Captain von Rauffenstein, who was played by Erich von Stroheim.  FTP, name this 1937 film about some French officers captured during World War I, which was directed by Jean Renoir.
The year after this film was made Werner Florian, who appeared in it as Sergeant Arthur, made his only other known film appearance.  
La Grande Illusion (or: The Grand Illusion)