Dissatisfied Woman Trailer

Dissatisfied Woman Trailer (1936)

15 October 1936 Comedy 81 mins

Lisa's marriage is all in all quite happy; unfortunately, her husband never listens to her when it comes to buying new things. To change this situation, she fakes a loss of memory and pretends not to know who her husband is. When he calls the young psychiatrist Dr. Spinelski for help, Lisa acts, as if she believes he is her husband; and as part of the therapy, Spinelski makes sure that Lisa gets everything she wants. Finally, Lisa comes to the conclusion that she'd rather have her real husband and so pretends to fall for him, whereupon they start a new life together. I'll remember to try that the next time I'm not allowed to buy some beer.

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Cast

Johannes Riemann

as Paul Brandt

Fita Benkhoff

as Lisa Brandt

Wolfgang Liebeneiner

as Dr. Spinelski

Erika von Thellmann

as Klothilde Lawrence

Hilde Sessak

as Carola

Max Gülstorff

as Josef - Diener bei Brandt

Martha Ziegler

as Marie - Köchin bei Brandt

Ellen Frank

as Freundin der Frau Brandt

Rudolf Klein-Rogge

as Professor der Nervenklinik

Crew

International Releases Dates

Germany 15 October 1936

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