The Barge of Happy People Trailer (1950)

17 February 1950 Drama, Comedy, Romance 91 mins

The girl Marianne inherited a motorboat called “Eintracht” from her parents and struggled to get her to drive it with her uncle. There is a row with the new engineer Michel the evening after the first trip. He leaves - out of jealousy. Instead of him, Marianne takes three funny musicians with her who are looking for work. The trip to Hamburg on the Elbe initially ends on a sandbank, from which another barge, the "Petrel", frees them. Michel has now been hired there. After a few complications and pointless fights, because Marianne has long been in love with Michel, there is the well-deserved happy ending.

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Cast

Petra Peters as Marianne Butenschön

Fritz Wagner as Michel Staude

Joachim Brennecke as Hans

Paul Esser as Heinrich

Werner Peters as Hugo

Alfred Maack as August

Maly Delschaft as Emmi Gutwein

Herbert Kiper

Inge van der Straaten

Hans-Erich Korbschmitt

Herbert Richter

Erich Dunskus

Crew

Fritz Lehmann Director of Photography

Horst Hans Sieber Original Music Composer

Hans Heinrich Director

Richard Nicolas Writer

Hans Heinrich Writer

Adolf Hannemann Writer

Jochen Klepper Novel

Lilian Seng Editor

International Releases Dates

Germany 17 February 1950

Production Companies

DEFA

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