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Uli der Knecht ()


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Uli, who works on the Boden farm, is a bawdy, careless, spendthrift. Lectured by his master, he becomes aware that if he is to escape his abject condition, he must reform. Accordingly, he leaves farm girl Anneliesi, turns his back on his... See more »

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Vreneli
Hannes Schmidhauser ...
Uli
Heinrich Gretler ...
Bodenbauer
Emil Hegetschweiler ...
Joggeli - Glunggenbauer
Alfred Rasser ...
Baumwollhändler
Marianne Matti ...
Elisi - Joggelis Tochter
Erwin Kohlund ...
Johannes - Joggelis Sohn
Max Haufler ...
Karrer
Hedda Koppé ...
Glunggenbäuerin
Peter Markus ...
Melker
Robert Bichler ...
Dresli
Elisabeth Schnell ...
Annelisi
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Trinette - Johannes' Frau
Gertrud Jauch ...
Bodenbäuerin
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Uersi
Adolf Bähler ...
Pfarrer
Anneliese Egger ...
Stini
Rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Anna Burkhalter ...
Meieli (uncredited)
Christina Lanz ...
Annebäbeli (uncredited)
Walter Lapp ...
Wirt (uncredited)

Directed by

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Franz Schnyder

Written by

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Richard Schweizer ... (screenplay)
 
Werner Düggelin ... () (uncredited)
 
Jeremias Gotthelf ... (novel)
 
Franz Schnyder ... () (uncredited)
 
Richard Schweizer ... (adaptation)
 
Christian Lerch ... (dialogue: Bern dialect)

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Oscar Düby ... producer

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Robert Blum

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Emil Berna

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Hans Heinrich Egger
Hermann Haller ... (uncredited)

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Hedy Schacher ... assistant editor

Art Direction by

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Max Röthlisberger

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Robert Gamma

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Bruno Devizzi ... makeup artist (as Bruno De-Vizzi)
Hans Hügi ... hair stylist

Production Management

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Max Dora ... production manager
Werner Düggelin ... unit manager
Georges Schellenbaum ... assistant unit manager (as G. Schellenbaum)

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Hans Gaugler ... assistant director

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Albert Knöbel ... property master
Manzer ... carpenter
Adolf Rebsamen ... construction coordinator
Adolf Dolder ... carpenter (uncredited)
Meier ... carpenter (uncredited)
Georges Schellenbaum ... props (uncredited)

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Kurt Hugentobler ... sound
Bruno Kohler ... assistant sound
Walter Weller ... assistant sound

Camera and Electrical Department

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Albert Hächler ... gaffer
Angelo Vanazzi ... assistant camera
Klaus Bietenholz ... lighting technician (uncredited)
Fischer ... lighting technician (uncredited)
Peter Meienberger ... lighting technician (uncredited)

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Marty Vlasak ... script supervisor

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Alice Bischof ... production secretary
Viktor Rusalem ... production accountant

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Plot Summary

Uli, who works on the Boden farm, is a bawdy, careless, spendthrift. Lectured by his master, he becomes aware that if he is to escape his abject condition, he must reform. Accordingly, he leaves farm girl Anneliesi, turns his back on his drinking companions, and starts working hard. His reputation improves so much so that Joggeli, an old farmer, hires him to restore order in the Giungge farm where chaos is rife. Using strong-arms tactics, Uli attains his ends and soon becomes indispensable. Attracted to the sweet Vreneli, Uli is unfortunately lured by Elisi, the master's scheming daughter. Written by Guy Bellinger

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Also Known As
  • Il servo (Switzerland, Italian title)
  • Uli le valet de ferme (Switzerland, French title)
  • Uli, the Servant (World-wide, English title)
  • Uli, le valet de ferme (France)
  • Uli, a szolga (Hungary)
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  • 115 min
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Budget CHF600,000 (estimated)

Did You Know?

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Trivia Léopold Lindtberg was initially considered for directing the film. See more »
Movie Connections Followed by Uli the Tenant (1955). See more »

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