01 January 1968 Music 114 mins
In the late 1960s Rolf Liebermann, the legendary intendant of the Hamburg State Opera, had the visionary idea of presenting a number of operas in filmed versions, among the first ever done in color, to be shown on German television. This is the historic recording of a 1968 production by the Hamburg State Opera.
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Anja Silja as Leonore
Richard Cassilly as Florestan
Theo Adam as Pizarro
Lucia Popp as Marcellina
Ernst Wiemann as Rocco
Erwin Wohlfahrt as Jaquino
Hans Sotin as Don Fernando
Kurt Marschner as Prisoner
William Workman as Prisoner
Joachim Hess Director
Germany 01 January 1968
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