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Paul Martin
Director
Caterina Valente
Marina Rosario
Paul Hubschmid
Paul Heiden/King Otto III
Grethe Weiser
Prime minister
Rudolf Platte
Financial Adviser Rudi Klemke
Bum Krüger
Film Details
Release Date
Jan
1962
Premiere Information
New York opening: 18 May 1962
Production Company
CCC--Filmkunst
Distribution Company
Casino Films
Country
Germany (West)
Screenplay Information
From a novel by Paul H. Rameau.
Technical Specs
Duration
1h 31m
Synopsis
In Spain, after his score for a musical revue has been rejected by actress Marina Rosario, composer Paul Heiden loses consciousness in an accident. Mistaken for King Otto III, the ruler of the small municipality of Montania, Paul is taken to Otto's castle. Paul's suddenly acquired power allows him to invite Marina to perform his revue in the royal court. The real king, who has been in Egypt on an archeological expedition, returns home and discovers the deception. Paul returns to Munich, where he watches Marina perform his revue on television and declare her love for him.
Director
Paul Martin
Director
Cast
Caterina Valente
Marina Rosario
Paul Hubschmid
Paul Heiden/King Otto III
Grethe Weiser
Prime minister
Rudolf Platte
Financial Adviser Rudi Klemke
Bum Krüger
Ernst Waldow
Silvio Francesco
Werner Fuetterer
Ruth Stephan
Walter Bluhm
Billy Daniel
Tommy Albertus
Robert Stevenson
Gerard Nel
Crew
Artur Brauner
Producer
Georg Bruckbauer
Director of Photography
Billy Daniel
Choreography
Kurt Edelhagen Orchestra
Played by
Kurt Feltz
Lyrics
Heino Gaze
Music
Heinz Gietz
Music
Albrecht Hennings
Art Director
Jutta Hering
Film Editor
Paul Martin
Screenwriter
Helmut Nentwig
Art Director
Erwin Schänzle
Sound
Janos Von Vaszary
Screenwriter
Horst Wendlandt
Prod director
Tibor Yost
Screenwriter
Film Details
Release Date
Jan
1962
Premiere Information
New York opening: 18 May 1962
Production Company
CCC--Filmkunst
Distribution Company
Casino Films
Country
Germany (West)
Screenplay Information
From a novel by Paul H. Rameau.
Technical Specs
Duration
1h 31m
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Notes
Released in West Germany in September 1956.
