Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
![]() |
Otto Waalkes | ... | Otto / Gutes Gewissen / Schlechtes Gewissen / Stimme von Ottos Vater / Stimme von Ottos Mutter / Stimme von Friseur Herr Astrid |
Elisabeth Wiedemann | ... | Konsulin von Kohlen und Reibach | |
Sky du Mont | ... | Ernesto (as Sky Dumont) | |
![]() |
Jessika Cardinahl | ... | Silvia von Kohlen und Reibach |
Peter Kuiper | ... | Shark | |
![]() |
Andreas Mannkopff | ... | Haenlein |
Gottfried John | ... | Sonnemann | |
![]() |
Karl Lieffen | ... | Floppmann |
![]() |
Tilly Lauenstein | ... | Dame |
Karl Schönböck | ... | Bodo Fürst Marckbiss | |
Johannes Heesters | ... | Clochard | |
![]() |
Helmut Hoffmann | ||
![]() |
Hannelore Paschier | ||
![]() |
Engelbert Feeken | ... | (as Engelbart Feeken) |
![]() |
Eric Vaessen | ... | Butler Jean |
Otto, a young man from East-Frisia comes to the big city (Hamburg) to make his fortune. Most of all he is engaged with two problems: How can he impress Silvia, a rich young girl, and where does he get 9876,50 DM to pay off a loan shark? Written by Anonymous
After a bunch of stand-up live programs, it was the time for Otto Waalkes, a popular comedian in the late 70's and early 80's to move to the big screen. The result is a film without the smallest amount of acting ability but with a huge lot of gags and parodies. Even though I think "Otto-der Liebesfilm" is better than the first one, I like it and can it see over and over again.