The Spessart Inn Trailer

The Spessart Inn Trailer (1958)

15 January 1958 Adventure, Comedy, Music 99 mins

Countess Franziska "is kidnapped" by a band of robbers. However, her father is not willing to pay the ransom so Franziska changes sides.

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Cast

Liselotte Pulver

as Franziska

Carlos Thompson

as Robber Chief

Günther Lüders

as Baron Sperling

Rudolf Vogel

as Buffon Parucchio

Paul Esser

as Corporal

Ina Peters

as Barbara

Kai Fischer

as Bettina

Hans Clarin

as Peter

Otto Storr

as Reverend

Karl Hanft

as Jacob

Crew

Richard Angst

Richard Angst Director of Photography

Georg Witt

Georg Witt Producer

Franz Grothe

Original Music Composer

Werner Wappler

Werner Wappler Property Master

Hans Krause

Hans Krause Assistant Production Manager

Waldemar Albert

Waldemar Albert Unit Manager

Frank Roell

Frank Roell Unit Manager

Elisabeth Urbancic

Elisabeth Urbancic Costume Design

International Titles

Hospoda ve Spessartu Trailer

Харчевня в Шпессарте Trailer

International Releases Dates

Germany 15 January 1958

Romania 07 November 1960

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