Die Umwege des schönen Karl Trailer

Die Umwege des schönen Karl Trailer (1938)

30 January 1938 Comedy 101 mins

Karl Kramer is a waiter in a beach hotel on the Baltic Sea. But he has completely different plans in mind for the future. Before he marries Grete Wernicke, the daughter of the hotel manager, he wants to have enough money himself.

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Cast

Heinz Rühmann

as Karl Kramer - Kellner

Karin Hardt

as Grete Wernicke - Tochter

Sybille Schmitz

as Lu Donon - Tochter

Ernst Legal

as Der alte Albert - Kellner

Paul Westermeier

as Otto Hübner - Kellner

Albert Florath

as Vater Wernicke

Paul Bildt

as Geheimrat Roderich Donon

Werner Finck

as Journalist

Margarete Kupfer

as Tante Knifke

Hansi Arnstaedt

as Die Baronin

Crew

International Releases Dates

Germany 30 January 1938

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