Jan und die Schwindlerin Trailer

Jan und die Schwindlerin Trailer (1947)

04 March 1947 Comedy 90 mins

There's a great deal of excitement on a small North Sea island: A millionairess has arrived, accompanied by her elderly secretary. No one knows why the lady is vacationing here of all places. It's particularly strange that Ellinor, as the sophisticated city woman is called, is snooping around everywhere. She's being watched suspiciously by all the islanders. But it's all just a game! In reality, the elderly secretary is a millionaire – his name is Jan Remmers, and he left his home island many years ago to pursue a career overseas. Now he's returned, but he doesn't want to reveal his identity until he's found out whether the community would welcome him warmly even without his millions. Unfortunately, Remmers discovers that no one is expecting him in his old home: His former fiancée, Berta, has married the fisherman Hinnerk, and his son, Peter, is a very independent engineer. Proud of his son, Remmers is secretly supporting a major construction project Peter is working on.

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Cast

Gerty Soltau

as Ellinor Straaten

Walther Suessenguth

as Jan Remmers

Ursula von Bose

as Tina Kluin

Herbert Tiede

as Peter Remmers

Käte Alving

as Berta Remmers

Emil Heß

as Hinnerk Remmers

Josef Sieber

as Klas Kluis

Kurt Vespermann

as Ewald Bastler

Charlotte Schultz

as Alwine Specht

Maria Loja

as Frau Professor Warncke

Artur Malkowsky

as Professor Warncke

Crew

International Releases Dates

Germany 04 March 1947

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