Geisterkomödie Trailer (1965)

27 February 1965 Comedy, TV Movie 99 mins

Writer Charles Condomine invites a fortune teller to his home to study for a planned book and learn her particular jargon. A married couple, Mr. and Mrs. Bradman, are also invited to the planned séance. The result of the necromancy is unexpected: Condomine's first wife, Elvia, who died years ago, appears. Was she summoned by her husband's unspoken wish? He is now married to Ruth, which makes his first wife's return from the afterlife somewhat unpleasant. Especially for Ruth, for whom her rival remains invisible for a long time. Meanwhile, Elvira settles down at home and woos her husband. Charles is initially flattered, but gradually two women begin to get on his nerves...

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Cast

Albert Lieven as Charles Condomine

Susanne von Almassy as Ruth Condomine

Violetta Ferrari as Elvira Condomine

Fita Benkhoff as Miss Arcati

Manfred Inger as Dr. Bradman

Emmy Percy-Wüstenhagen as Mrs. Bradman

Erika Zobetz as Edith

Crew

Rolf Kutschera Director

Erich Neuberg Producer

Robert Posik Production Design

Rolf Kutschera Adaptation

Walter Sihorsch Editor

Noël Coward Theatre Play

Robert Gillner Writer

International Releases Dates

Austria 27 February 1965

Production Companies

ORF

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