Schuß um Mitternacht Trailer (1945)

30 March 1945 Crime

Kathrin von Hagen runs an extremely successful guesthouse in the stylish Löwenberg Castle. Kathrin also has a passion that she pursues with dedication: writing. She would love to see her latest crime play on stage, but the publisher Thomas Brand, who is currently a guest in her hotel, doesn't think much of the work. Some of Kathrin's friends decide to help her by performing a key scene in the play on site and thereby prove to Brand that the play has dramatic potential. No sooner said than done: the castle's library is chosen as the performance venue and quietly decorated to create an atmospheric atmosphere...

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Cast

Mady Rahl as Pensionsinhaberin Kathrin von Hagen

Albert Matterstock as Verleger Thomas Brand

Ida Wüst as Lisa Katte

Jakob Tiedtke as Kriminalrat Christian Katte

Theo Lingen as Schauspieler Roderich Halden

Hilde Hildebrand as Schauspielerin Elvira

Walther Jung as Juwelier Kampentonk

Alice Treff as Cornelia Kampentonk

Willy Danek as Baron Bock

Joe Stöckel as Bierbrauer Bachmann

Karl Günther as Prof. Petters

Viktor Afritsch as Kellner Paul

Gretl Rainer as Hausdame Maria

Hannes Keppler as Inspektor Ahrens

Max Gülstorff as Polizeipräsident

Crew

Oskar Marion Line Producer

Oskar Wagner Music

Josef Střecha Cinematography

Gottlieb Madl Editor

Adolf Schlyssleder Editor

Anton Maly Writer

Walter Forster Writer

Emil Burri Writer

Hans H. Zerlett Director

International Titles

Schuß durch's Fenster Trailer

Um Mitternacht Trailer

International Releases Dates

Germany 28 April 1950

Production Companies

Bavaria Film

Bavaria-Filmkunst

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