Before Sundown Trailer

Before Sundown Trailer (1956)

06 July 1956 Drama 103 mins

Based on a play by Gerhardt Hauptmann, the film details a bittersweet May-December romance between ageing Mathias Clausen and young, beautiful Inken Peters.

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Cast

Hans Albers

as Generaldirektor Mathias Clausen

Annemarie Düringer

as Inken Peters

Martin Held

as Erich Klamroth

Hannelore Schroth

as Ottilie Klamroth, geb. Clausen

Claus Biederstaedt

as Egbert Clausen

Maria Becker

as Bettina Clausen

Erich Schellow

as Wolfgang Clausen

Inge Langen

as Paula Clausen, geb. Rübsamen

Wolfgang Preiss

as Dr. Hahnefeld, Syndikus der Clausen-Werke

Hans Nielsen

as Dr. Steynitz, Sanitätsrat

Johanna Hofer

as Frau Peters, Inkens Mutter

Kurt Vespermann

as Wuttke, Fahrer bei Clausen

Franz Weber

as Gärtner

Crew

Kurt Hasse

Kurt Hasse Director of Photography

Peter Röhrig

Peter Röhrig Art Direction

Rolf Zehetbauer

Rolf Zehetbauer Art Direction

Maria Brauner

Maria Brauner Costume Design

Wilhelm Sperber

Wilhelm Sperber Executive Producer

Gerhart Hauptmann

Gerhart Hauptmann Theatre Play

International Releases Dates

Austria 01 August 1956

Germany 26 June 1956

Production Companies

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