Kammacher Ida Orloff as Ingigerd Hahlstroem, artistic danser Ebba Thomsen as Eva Burns, sculptor Carl Lauritzen as Dr. Schmidt Frederik Jacobsen as Dr. Georg Rasmussen Charles Unthan as Arthur Stoss, armless virtuoso Torben Meyer as Willy Snyders, artist Cajus Bruun as Friedrich's Father Michael Curtiz as Hans Fuellenberg, Friedrich's Colleague (credited as Mihály Kertész) Marie Dinesen as Friedrich's Mother Lily Frederiksen as Angle', Friedrich's Wife Thomas P. Hejle as Office Worker Alma Hinding as Russian Immigrant Musse Kornbech as Young Canadian Woman Svend Kornbeck as Ship's Captain Bertel Krause as Artist's Agent Emilie Otterdahl as Lady at Fancy Dress Ball Albrecht Schmidt as Eva's Father Christian Schrøder as Ingigerd's Father Franz Skondrup as Stoss's Waiter/Helper Alfred Stigaard as Crewman Wilhelm American distribution Distribution of the film in the United States began in 1914 through the Great Northern Film Company. Like many American films of the time, Atlantis was subject to cuts by city and state film censorship boards. The Chicago Board of Censors required cuts in two scenes with nude statues where the sex was visible. Restored version Atlantis was restored and released on laserdisc in 1993 and in DVD format in 2005. The restoration was created through a high definition scan of a restored negative and the tinting was recreated using an abbreviated version from The National Film Center in Japan. The restored version also was made with combined subtitles in Danish and English. Extra material on the DVD included the two-minute alternative ending originally filmed for Russian audiences and the 15-minute surviving fragment of August Blom's and Holger-Madsen's 1914 film Liebelei. Notes External links August Blom's Atlantis on DVD Atlantis at Allmovie 1913 drama films 1913 films Danish black-and-white films Danish drama films Danish silent films Films based on German novels Films based on works by Gerhart Hauptmann Films directed by August Blom Nordisk Film films Silent drama films