Casanova is getting married

Movie
Original title	Casanova is getting married
Country of production	Germany
original language	German
Publishing year	1940
length	87 minutes
Rod
Director	Viktor de Kowa
script	Bobby E. Lüthge Harald Bratt
production	Majestic-Film GmbH Mülleneisen und Tapper (Berlin)
music	Harald Boehmelt
camera	Friedl Behn-Grund
cut	Lena Neumann
occupation
Karl Schönböck : Rudi Peusch alias Ralph Gregor, actor Lizzi Waldmüller : Steffie Schneider, his partner Fita Benkhoff : Johanna Brinkmann, called "Joe" Hans Leibelt : Hans Brinkmann, her husband Irene von Meyendorff : Gertrud Pank, country year volunteer Otto Fee : Prilop, your uncle Richard Romanowsky : Theater Director Köllner Günther Lüders : Dr. Tilden, his secretary Paul Westermeier : Emil Hartmann, Ralph's friend Walter Bechmann : Petrus, cloakroom Willy Herrmann : Mümmel, farm worker Herbert Ernst Groh : tenor Frede-Marie Dohna : First actress at the farewell party Gerti Kraus : Second actress at the farewell party Amy Nivelle : Third actress at the farewell party Wolfgang von Schwind : Guest at the festival Paul Ludwig Frey : Another guest Wolfgang Dohnberg : stage lighting Ferdinand Robert : Lodge visitors in the theater Elisabeth von Rüts : Elderly woman in the box Hansjakob Gröblinghoff : Waiter Albert Probeck : Hotel porter Karl Heidmann : radio reporter Ethel Reschke : Housekeeping Liesel Eckhardt : Farmer's wife

Casanova marries is a comedy film by director Viktor de Kowa from 1940. The literary film adaptation is based on the play A great man in private by the German screenwriter Harald Bratt , who also worked on the screenplay for the film adaptation. Karl Schönböck plays the theater actor Rudi Peusch alias Ralph Gregor in the main role .

action

The actor Ralph Gregor plays the womanizer Rudi Peusch on stage so convincingly that his audience is of the unanimous opinion that he just needs to be surrounded by women in his private life. In fact, he has been with his colleague Steffie for a long time. After an argument with her, he takes a break and drives to the country, where he meets the attractive Gertrud. He doesn't think twice and proposes to her.

Shortly afterwards, however, he is confronted by Steffie, who has found him together with Johanna, whereupon Gertrud leaves him again. Back at the theater, Ralph and Steffie meet in the cloakroom, where they both realize that they are actually meant for each other.

Production notes

The film premiered on February 29, 1940 in Trier ; It was shown in the Berlin Tauentzienpalast on May 15, 1940. He passed the film censorship on January 31, 1940. The shooting took place at Tegernsee . Conrad Flockner directed the production . Karl Weber was responsible for the film construction together with Carl Haacker , Hans Rütten took care of the sound. The lyrics are from Richard Busch's pen. Rudolf Brix photographed the actors on the set , for whose costumes Ilse Fehling was responsible.

Reviews

“A beloved stage Casanova learns how difficult it is to withdraw into private life. The numerous admirers stand in the way of his marriage to the young housekeeper of the newly acquired farm. "

- Lexicon of international film

See also

• List of German feature films premiered in the German Reich during the Nazi era

Web links

• Casanova married in the Internet Movie Database (English)

Individual evidence

1. ↑ Casanova marries. In: filmportal.de. Retrieved August 1, 2015 . 
2. ↑ Casanova marries. In: Lexicon of International Films . Film service , accessed March 2, 2017 .