Thirteen Under One Hat (German: Dreizehn unter einem Hut) is a 1950 West German comedy film directed by Johannes Meyer and starring Inge Landgut, Volker von Collande and Ruth Leuwerik.Schulz p.56 It was shot at the Bendestorf Studios near Hamburg and on location around Bacharach, Assmannshausen, Kaub and Oberwesel in the Rhineland. The film's sets were designed by the art director Franz Schroedter.https://www.filmportal.de/film/dreizehn-unter-einem-hut_ed42d68233ff42ccadc0a555c9768c13 It is noted as marking the film debut of Leuwerik, a major star of postwar German cinema.
Synopsis Evelyne, the daughter of a wealthy industrialist, is in love with the car mechanic Wolfgang who runs a garage with his friends Inge and Rudi. He seemingly shows no interest but Evelyne persists to win over his affections. During a trip to the River Rhine with other friends, Evelyne follows and keeps committing minor acts of sabotage in order to bring Wolfgang and herself closer. Eventually he falls for her, while Inge finds love with Rudi.
Cast Inge Landgut as Inge Schumann Volker von Collande as Wolfgang Huth Alfred Cogho as Rudi Finkenschlag Ruth Leuwerik as Evelyne Winterthur Ursula Grabley as Lydia Hempel Sigrid Pawelek as Evchen Loni Heuser as Minna Wiese Ursula Herking as Klara Hagemeister Arno Paulsen as Oskar Tielebein, Gerichtsvollzieher Harald Paulsen as Otto Bollmann Rudolf Platte as Ricardo Brause Klaus Marx as Er Gustel Gerhards as Sie Herta Worell as Lore Franz Schafheitlin as Eddi Winterthur Ludwig Schmitz as Jupp Baltes Kari Noller as Mariechen Balts Carl Voscherau as Bauer Beckers Hans D. Bove as Anton Beckers Kurt Fuß as Polizist Lemke Karl Kramer as Polizist Schröder II Herbert A.E. Böhme as Polizeihauptmann Joachim Rake as Geschäftsführer 'Fürstenhof' Werner Tackenberg as Hans Trompeter Josef Dahmen as Herr Fleischer Lotte Rausch as Frau Fleischer Richard Handwerk as Herr Mühlmann
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Bibliography Schulz, Günter. Ausländische Spiel- und abendfüllende Dokumentarfilme in den Kinos der SBZ/DDR, 1945-1966. Bundesarchiv-Filmarchiv, 2001.
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