Gripsholm Castle Trailer (1963)

04 October 1963 Comedy, Romance 99 mins

Young lovers Kurt and Lydia spend their first vacation together in Sweden at the picturesque Gripsholm Castle. They enjoy their happy days outdoors and in the nature far away from all everyday troubles and have fun with Kurt′s old friend Karl who comes to visit them in their holiday home. But when Lydia′s beautiful friend Billie also joins them shortly after, Lydia senses that Kurt seems to be falling in love with Billie.

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Cast

Jana Brejchová as Prinzessin Lydia

Walter Giller as Kurt

Hanns Lothar as Karlchen

Nadja Tiller as Billie

Agnes Windeck as Frau Kremser

Carl-Gustaf Lindstedt as Herr Bengtson

Ekkehard Fritsch as Direktor Teichmann

Inge Wolffberg as Frau Teichmann

Willy Witte

Ewald Wenck as Tourist

Ilse Trautschold as Touristin

Ninni Husberg as Frau Arvedson

Heinrich Maria Ledig-Rowohlt as Verleger

Crew

Herbert Reinecker Writer

Kurt Tucholsky Novel

Kurt Hoffmann Director

Heinz Angermeyer Producer

Kurt Hoffmann Editor

Hans-Martin Majewski Music

Kurt Hoffmann Producer

Ursula Kahlbaum Editor

Richard Angst Director of Photography

Georg Richter Executive Producer

Otto Pischinger Production Designer

Elisabeth Urbancic Costume Designer

Gunther Kortwich Sound

International Titles

Schloß Gripsholm Trailer

International Releases Dates

Germany 22 February 2019

Denmark 27 April 1964

Sweden 26 December 1964

Production Companies

Independent Film GmbH

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