Everything for Dad Trailer

Everything for Dad Trailer (1953)

22 December 1953 Comedy 90 mins

Family-friendly comedy about a daughter seeking a new wife for her recently widowed father. Charlotte Haberland leaves her boarding school and returns home to her father. Contrary to what most people would expect, since the death of his wife, the widower's been living a life full of joy and adventure. However, his daughter's been looking for a quiet housewife for dad; so, she's determined to "bring him back down to Earth". It soon becomes obvious, however, that it is she who wants a new mom that fits the housewife-mold. He's quite content to be the happy bachelor he once was.

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Cast

Johanna Matz

as Charlott Haberland

Curd Jürgens

as Clemens Haberland

Peer Schmidt

as Ferry Stuck

Olga Tschechowa

as Frau von Pleskow

Walter Janssen

as Severin

Werner Stock

as Chefredakteur

Viktor Afritsch

as Herr von Stubbenbergh

Harry Hardt

as Mucky

Madelon Truß

as Direktionssekretärin

Crew

Karl Hartl

Director

International Releases Dates

Germany 22 December 1953

Production Companies

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