The House in Montevideo Trailer (1951)

08 November 1951 Comedy 106 mins

Observing staunch moral attitudes, professor Traugott Nägler, his wife Marianne, and their swarm of children life a happy and idyllic life in a small town. But when their oldest daughter Atlanta inherits a house in Montevideo that belonged to the deceased sister of the professor, the family′s life is about to change dramatically.

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Cast

Curt Goetz as Prof. Traugott Hermann Nägler

Valerie von Martens as Frau Professor Marianne Nägler

Albert Florath as Pastor

Lia Eibenschütz as Madame de la Rocco

Eckart Dux as Herbert Kraft

Crew

Curt Goetz Director

Valerie von Martens Director

Hans Domnick Writer

Curt Goetz Writer

Hans Domnick Producer

Franz Grothe Music

Werner Krien Director of Photography

International Releases Dates

Germany 08 November 1951

Production Companies

Domnick Filmproduktion (DFP)

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