Marga Engel schlägt zurück Trailer

Marga Engel schlägt zurück Trailer (2001)

14 March 2001 Comedy

Marga Engel, a cook in a Bavarian country inn, has had a little house built with money she inherited. But the topping-out ceremony ends in disaster. Marga has been robbed of her house by the fraudulent building company Ohrmann. But someone like Marga Engel never gives up.

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Cast

Marianne Sägebrecht

as Marga Engel

Michael Gwisdek

as Dr. Henning Gössel

Gunter Berger

as Siegfried Ohrmann

Claudia Messner

as Nele Eberling

Claudine Wilde

as Immobilienberaterin

Thomas Schmuckert

as Dr. Brock

Matthias Zahlbaum

as Dr. Schöller

Michael Greiling

as Professor Gerling

Crew

Helge Peyker

Helge Peyker Director of Photography

Klaus Hornemann

Klaus Hornemann Sound Mixer

Martin Rogalski

Martin Rogalski Sound Editor

International Releases Dates

Germany 14 March 2001

Production Companies

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