King Thrushbeard
(1954)
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Title: King Thrushbeard (1954)
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Georg Gütlich | ... |
König
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Gisela Fritsch | ... |
Prinzessin Christine
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Ottokar Runze | ... | |
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Peter Lehmbrock | ... |
Flitzo
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Kurt Vespermann | ... |
Oberhofmeister
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Mia Adomat | ... |
Hofdame
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Maria Hofen | ... |
Hofdame
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Else König | ... |
Hofdame
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Günther Mehrholz | ... |
Bammel
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Alexa von Porembsky | ... |
Marktfrau
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Eleonore Tappert | ... |
Marktfrau
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Hans Kwiet |
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Ernst Mattishent |
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Horst Pönichen |
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Rolf Schlegel |
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Country:
West GermanyLanguage:
GermanRelease Date:
15 August 1954 (West Germany) See more »Also Known As:
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Children will not mind some awkward editing in, and the mediocre post-synchronization of this otherwise with light touch directed Grimm fairy tale. The basic theme of the fairy tale is that of Shakespeare's Taming of the Shrew. The film has romance, a couple of nice fencing scenes and a very nice princess. It has pace, a fine cast and delightful music in the Mozart idiom by Norbert Schultze. Noteworthy this film is also for Ottokar Runze in one of his rare acting parts; in the 70's he would become producer and director.