Die Liebe und der Co-Pilot Trailer

Die Liebe und der Co-Pilot Trailer (1961)

27 January 1961 Comedy 97 mins

Co-pilot Horst Schubert is a braggart and a true Don Juan. Thus, he tells young Ilse that he is in fact an "aircraft commander". This assertion brings about an embarrassing situation, for he suddenly meets her onboard his new work place, an IL-14 charter plane where Ilse acts as a stewardess. It gets worse, however: During a stop in Varna the police appear because Horst’s former lover Madelon has vanished. At home, meanwhile, his landlady has her hands full with her lodger’s current and former playmates. Ilse decides to put an end to this mixup and since the dull captain of the plane, Richard, makes no move to confront his co-pilot about his unstable private life, the smart stewardess appeals to the rest of the crew to help her teach Horst a few lessons in love.

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Cast

Horst Drinda

as Horst Schubert, Co-Pilot

Gerlind Ahnert

as Ilse Lienhardt, Stewardess

Günther Simon

as Richard Wagner, Kommandant

Jürgen Frohriep

as Hans Rochlitz, Co-Pilot

Günther Haack

as Lutz Hempel, Bordfunker

Brigitte Krause

as Rita Wolf, Schlagersängerin

Harry Hindemith

as Hanke, Abteilungsleiter

Angelica Domröse

as Madelon Lussi, junge Schweizerin

Helga Piur

as Gudrun, Stewardess

Helga Labudda

as Anne, Stewardess

Marga Legal

as Armgard Lussi

Rudolf Ulrich

as Kretzschmar, Fluggruppenleiter

Bruno Carstens

as Parteisekretär

Otto Saltzmann

as Arbeiterveteran

Josef van Santen

as Max Lussi

Wilfried Weschke

as Klaus Büttner, Bordmechaniker

International Releases Dates

Germany 07 October 1961

Hungary 09 November 1961

Romania 19 June 1961

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