Chiemgauer Volkstheater - Der Ehestreik Trailer

Chiemgauer Volkstheater - Der Ehestreik Trailer (1996)

01 July 1996 Comedy 89 mins

Young and old live peacefully and harmoniously under one roof! But that all comes to an end when the wives Annamirl and Pepi find out that a pretty waitress is responsible for their husbands' evening visits to the pub.

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Cast

Egon Biscan

as Bartl

Amsi Kern

as Annamirl

Mona Freiberg

as Bürgermeisterin

Kathi Leitner

as Wurzel

Nini von Quast

as Wimpfingerin

Werner Rom

as Schubert

Christian Kreß

as Wimpfinger

Crew

Bernhard Helfrich

Bernhard Helfrich Production Design

Ariane Ofiera

Ariane Ofiera Editorial Staff

Sabine Boueke-Loosen

Sabine Boueke-Loosen Editorial Staff

International Releases Dates

Germany 01 July 1996

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