Werner - Eiskalt! (2011)

Director:

Gernot Roll

Writers:

Rötger Feldmann (screenplay), Thomas Platt (screenplay),

Stars:

Rötger Feldmann, Ivonne Schönherr, Marysol Fernandez

Cast

Credited cast:
Rötger Feldmann	...	Brösel
Ivonne Schönherr	...	Barbara
Marysol Fernandez	...	Mandy
Richard Sammel	...	Hermann Seidel
Kalle Haverland	...	Präsi
Andi Feldmann	...	Andi
Andreas Feldmann	...	Andi
Jochen Nickel	...	Herbert
Michael Lott	...	Röhre
Thorsten Schütt	...	Walze
Holger Henze	...	Holgi
Rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Janosch P. Agustin	...	Holgi - 16 Jahre (voice)
Benedikt Brandt	...	Klein-Holgi (voice)
Klaus Büchner	...	Werner (voice)
Ingrit Dohse	...	Holgis Mutter (voice)

Storyline

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Plot Keywords:

brief female nudity | beach

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Genres:

Animation | Comedy

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Details

Official Sites:

Official site [de]

Country:

Germany

Language:

German

Release Date:

23 June 2011 (Germany)

Filming Locations:

Kiel, Schleswig-Holstein, Germany

Company Credits

Production Co:

Animationsfabrik, Constantin Film Produktion, Little Big Bear Filmproduktion GmbH

Technical Specs

Sound Mix:

Dolby Digital

Color:

Color

Did You Know?

Goofs

One of the characters says that after Röhrich installed some new plumbing appliances it was necessary to call the fire department, the Technisches Hilfswerk (THW, Federal Agency for Technical Relief) and civil protection services (Katastrophenschutz). However, both the fire department and THW are actually part of civil protection services (there is no overall civil protection service entity, it is made up of various organizations).

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Connections

Follows Werner - Beinhart! (1990)

User Reviews

Recycled material, painful live action

Werner Eiskalt unfortunately marks a new low for the series. The live action parts (yes, it has live action parts again) are far below any normal standard of acting or comedy. We have to watch Rötger Feldmann and his buddies share their memories about a moderately interesting motorbike race in the late 80s. Werner being his alter ego, the episodes are illustrated with the appropriate characters of the Werner universe, but apparently nobody noticed that many of them are not funny. The whole thing feels like a making-of or promotional TV special rather than an actual movie with a plot. It probably cost next to nothing to produce. Several clips from previous movies are cut into the film, which makes it appear recycled. It's just sad.