Das Geheimnis der roten Katze Trailer (1949)

13 April 1949 Comedy 98 mins

In the dive bar "Rote Katze," unemployed actor André is mistaken for a gang leader, whose charm attracts the interest of Gloria, the daughter of US jeweler Jefferson, who is said to have just acquired the famous "Halifax" diamond. The crook Pitou is also interested in the diamond and tries to ingratiate himself with the Jeffersons. When Pitou sees Gloria with the supposed gang leader André, he believes that André might also be after the "Halifax" and wants to confront him on the spot.

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Cast

Heinz Rühmann as André

Gustav Knuth as Pitou

Trude Hesterberg as Laura

Jakob Tiedtke as Tobias

Angelika Hauff as Gloria

Charles Regnier

Otto Matthies as Moustache

Alwin Lippisch as Catelain

Erhard Siedel

Hans Cossy

Crew

Helmut Weiss Director

Erich Engels Idea

Helmut Weiss Writer

Heinz Rühmann Producer

Alf Teichs Producer

Werner Bochmann Original Music Composer

Erich Claunigk Director of Photography

Gertrud Hinz-Nischwitz Editor

Max Mellin Production Design

Ingeborg Ege-Grützner Costume Design

International Titles

The Lord From Another Star Trailer

International Releases Dates

Austria 30 September 1949

Germany 13 April 1949

Production Companies

Comedia-Film

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