Ein Mann für jede Tonart Trailer (1993)

10 February 1993 Comedy, Romance 92 mins

Vocal soloist Pauline is caught between a rock and a hard place. While her career is finally taking off and she should be putting all her energy into her profession, her private life is becoming increasingly chaotic. Two men, both charming and loving: no wonder Pauline can't decide between the concert critic Georg and the successful doctor Klaus.

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Cast

Katja Riemann as Pauline Fromuth

Uwe Ochsenknecht as Klaus Klett

Henry Hübchen as Georg Lalinde

Gudrun Landgrebe as Hella Müller-Lalinde

Maren Schumacher as Usch

Maria Happel as Walpurgis

Tilo Prückner as Teacher

Andrea L'Arronge as Irene Klett

Ernst Alisch as Maestro

Gerd Braasch as Stage manager

Crew

Peter Timm Director

Hera Lind Writer

Peter Timm Writer

Pia Fritsche Editor

Konstantin Wecker Music

Chris Walden Music

Heike Wiehle-Timm Producer

Stefan Rüll Producer

Fritz Seemann Director of Photography

International Releases Dates

Germany 10 February 1993

Production Companies

Polyphon

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