Bergkristall holiday home
Ferienheim Bergkristall is a six-part comedy series on television in the GDR , which ran from 1983 to 1987 on New Year's Eve at 8 p.m. in the first program. The last episode was broadcast two days before New Year's Eve 1989 - due to Hans-Joachim Preil's illness - after a one-year break.
action
The focus is on the completely stressed home manager Helmut Oberpichler ( Willi Scholz ), who in his opinion always has everything under control, and Alois Wachtel ( Alfred Müller ), who actually works as a postman at Deutsche Post, but has lost his heart to the holiday home. The guests, especially Charlotte Luise Heimbold ( Brigitte Krause ), who brings her husband Erwin Heimbold ( Werner Senftleben ) to despair in four episodes with her "dangerous" hobbies (tobogganing, ice skating, mountaineering and knitting) , contribute to the whole situation at. Other roles were the photographer Miss Fitzmann ( Margitta Lüder-Preil ), the ski instructor and masseur Hans Günther Koch ( Joachim Kaps ) and his later wife Susanne Pieper ( Marita Gerasch ).
background
Several GDR stars appeared in guest roles in the Bergkristall holiday home under their names, such as Dagmar Frederic , Peter Borgelt , Margot Ebert with husband Wilfried Ortmann and Peter Wieland .
The scripts for the roughly 90-minute episodes were written by Hans-Joachim Preil , who played the last three episodes as head waiter Hugo Stieglitz himself and mostly directed it himself. 1985 and 1986 Eberhard Schäfer was a director. Preil had already written the screenplay for the Schwank Tolle Tage in 1969 , which also takes place in a holiday home on New Year's Eve, and in which he himself participated.
The first five episodes were performed in front of an audience in the Kulturhaus Zinnowitz , the sixth in Bitterfeld and recorded for television. The series was very popular and was repeated several times. It followed the Maxe Baumann series broadcast from 1976 to 1982 . At the same time, the comedy series Three Lovely Sisters was created .
Sequels
Hannes Hahnemann and Theresa Scholze wrote the comedy Maxe Baumann becomes hotel director in 2006 and in 2007, loosely based on Hans-Joachim Preil, Bergkristall holiday home - guests, crooks and ghosts . Both were not recorded for television.
Episode overview
episode | title | First broadcast | Director | script |
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1. | New Year's Eve is canceled | December 31, 1983 | Hans-Joachim Preil | Hans Joachim Preil |
2. | Make a little steam | December 31, 1984 | Hans-Joachim Preil | Hans Joachim Preil Goetz Jaeger |
3. | A case for Alois | December 31, 1985 | Eberhard Schäfer | Hans Joachim Preil |
4th | That's for having children | December 31, 1986 | Eberhard Schäfer | Hans Joachim Preil |
5. | Such a theater | December 31, 1987 | Eberhard Schäfer | Hans Joachim Preil |
6th | May makes everything new | December 29, 1989 | Hans-Joachim Preil | Hans Joachim Preil |
Books and DVDs
- Hans-Joachim Preil: "Ferienheim Bergkristall" (New Year's Eve is canceled) ISBN 3-548-24139-5 (Ullstein-Taschenbuch, Berlin 1997)
- Hans-Joachim Preil: "Ferienheim Bergkristall - Weibergeschichten" ISBN 3-548-24357-6 (Ullstein-Taschenbuch, Berlin 1998)
- The complete series was released as a 3-DVD box
Web links
- Holiday Bergkristall in the Internet Movie Database (English)
- Bergkristall holiday home at Fernsehserien.de