The castle ghost Lülü

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Television broadcast
Original title The castle ghost Lülü
Country of production Germany
original language German
year 1992
Production
company		 Hessian radio
length 29 minutes
Episodes 4 in 1 season
genre Children's series , fantasy , puppet play
idea Augsburger Puppenkiste ,
Sepp Strubel
music Willy Honegger
First broadcast April 9, 1993 (DE) on ARD
synchronization

The castle ghost Lülü is a four-part marionette production by the Augsburger Puppenkiste , which was directed by Manfred Mohl in cooperation with the Hessischer Rundfunk . The television series was first broadcast in 1993.

action

The tournament

The sick Count Bobo von und zu Ebereck is hosting a tournament. The winner acquires the right to court the count's daughter Amaryllis. However, this does not agree and rejects the Burgvogt Hartmut von Fünfhausen, who emerges as the winner through fraud. But the knight Orlando von Syrakant, who appears shortly before the end of the tournament, emerges as the winner of the tournament and Amaryllis also takes a liking to him. Orlando woos the princess and eventually they both get engaged. However, when Orlando has to leave again, he leaves a friend, the ghost Lülü, behind to protect Amaryllis from the bailiff. Lülü meets new friends at Ebereck Castle, such as the eagle owl Grandük and the bat Flora.

The plot

Lülü haunts the castle at night and wishes to be a daytime ghost. When the bailiff tries to steal the count's treasure, Lülü thwarts this. The return of Orlando is heralded when the rose bush he left behind begins to bloom. Hartmut von Fünfhausen plans to do something and convinces the count that Orlando will not return and that he can court the princess instead. Amaryllis rejects the advertisement.

The raid

The count is getting sicker because the bailiff poisons him with his medicine. Hartmut sends his three henchmen to eliminate Orlando before his arrival. They set an ambush and take Orlando prisoner, but his squire Pipo escapes. The knight is thrown into the dungeon, where Lülü meets him again with Flora. Since Lülü and the bat cannot free Orlando themselves, they need help.

The Liberation

Lülü, Flora and Grandük have the problem that none of the people can understand them, so they cannot tell anyone about Orlando's capture. Lülü searches, but finds no one who understands him. Finally, Flora wakes up Hanschen, the cook's nephew. Lülü tells the child about Orlando's capture. At first nobody believes Hanschen, but then the castle servants find that he is right and plan to liberate Orlando. Meanwhile, Pipo also reaches the castle, but is also thrown into the dungeon by Hartmut's henchmen. Shortly before Count Hartmut becomes engaged to Amaryllis, Mademoiselle Hortense presents proof of the viciousness of the bailiff. The freed Orlando joins them and the castle bailiff is frightened by Lülü, whereupon his henchmen flee. Meanwhile, Lülü is transformed into a ghost of the day. Amaryllis and Orlando get married.

synchronization

figure description speaker
Babette Castle cook Edith Menzel
Bodo from and to Ebereck Count Sepp laundry
Amaryllis from and to Ebereck Damsel and daughter of the count Nicole Schneider
Mademoiselle Hortense de Bonneville nurse Eva Maria Keller
Hartmut von Fünfhausen Burgvogt Arno Bergler
Arno Hartmut's subordinate Dieter Goertz
Benno Hartmut's subordinate Horst Eisel
Cuno Hartmut's subordinate Uwe Rathsam
flora bat Christel Peschke
Grandük Castle eagle owl Herbert Meyer (voice actor)
Bertram Blacksmith Heinrich Beens
Little boy Nephew of the castle cook Ralf Grobel
trumpeter - Ralf Grobel
Orlando Prince of Syracuse Peter Schmidt-Pavloff
Pipo from Aurich Squire Michael Hiller
Lülü Castle ghost Ernst H. Hilbich

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