I count my worries every day
| Movie | |
|---|---|
| Original title | I count my worries every day |
| Country of production | Federal Republic of Germany |
| original language | German |
| Publishing year | 1960 |
| length | 93 minutes |
| Age rating | FSK 6 |
| Rod | |
| Director | Paul Martin |
| script |
Helmuth M. Backhaus , Kurt Flatow , Eckart Hachfeld |
| production | Benno Kaminski |
| music | Heinz Gietz |
| camera | Karl Löb |
| cut | Hermann Haller |
| occupation | |
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I count my worries every day is a German film comedy by Paul Martin from 1960 with the main actors Ingeborg Schöner and Peter Alexander . Gunther Philipp , Loni Heuser , Christiane König and Paul Esser are cast in leading roles .
action
At her father's request, Rosemary Bancroft, the daughter of an American fashion tsar, is supposed to marry European fashion designer Peter Hollmann against her will for business reasons.
She hides as a stowaway on a luxury steamer that Hollmann is on to travel back to Europe. He involuntarily swapped roles with the steward Teddy Quick. Rosemary immediately falls in love with the supposed steward, who in turn has no idea who he is looking at.
After a few tangles, it comes to a happy ending .
production
Production notes
It is a production by Studio Film GmbH (Bendestorf). The script is based on a film idea by Herbert B. Fredersdorf . The buildings go back to Mathias Matthies , Ellen Schmidt , F.-Dieter Bartels , Olav Ivens. The fashion show was furnished by Oestergaard models . The film was first distributed by Constantin Film Verleih GmbH.
The working titles of the film were Yes, Women Are Dangerous and Keep Your Hands Off the Lady .
Schlager in the film
Lyrics: Kurt Feltz and Hans Bradtke or Heinz Gietz, vocals: Peter Alexander, accompanied by Kurt Edelhagen and his orchestra:
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I count my worries every day based on Guy Mitchell's original song Heartaches by the Number . The song was in the German record lists for 21 weeks in 1960 and came up to second place.
- Take me to Cheriko (Take Me Back To Cheriko)
- Mariana (roses should be on the way)
- Bim-Bam-Boomerang
reception
publication
The film premiered on May 11, 1960 at Universum in Stuttgart. In Denmark he was on March 20, 1961 under the title Skæg på skuden . He could also be seen in Spain, Greece and Italy.
On June 24, 2016, Pidax Film Media Ltd. (Alive AG) I count out my worries every day within your series "Film Classic" on DVD.
criticism
The lexicon of international film remarked succinctly:
“In the role of a ship steward, a singing fashion designer wins his intended millionaire's daughter. Schlagerlustspiel with a lot of slapstick. "
In the film sheets one could read:
"It babbles with little gags, numerous chansons and slightly cropped pinup pictures, so carefree and entertaining."
Pidax-Film spoke of a “timeless music film with the legendary Peter Alexander”, which was made “at the height of the film career of the unforgotten Viennese heartbreaker”. In addition to the title song, there is "once again a lot of good humor and wonderful hits to sing along with". Conclusion: “Carefree, smart entertainment, with typically cheeky humor from the pen of Helmuth M. Backhaus […]. A hit pearl in a class of its own. "
Web links
- I count my worries daily in the Internet Movie Database (English)
- I count my worries every day at filmportal.de
- I count my worries every day full movie at veoh.com
- I count my worries every day Fig. Title page Illustrierte Film-Bühne No. 05270 (large picture: Ingeborg Schöner, Peter Alexander)
- Peter Alexander see film I count my worries every day at fantasy-web.de
- Paul Martin directs Princess Ingeborg Schöner Informations at filmreporter.de
Individual evidence
- ↑ a b I count my worries every day sS pidax-film.de
- ↑ I count my worries every day sS filmreporter.de (with picture of the DVD case)
- ↑ I count my worries every day. In: Lexicon of International Films . Film service , accessed October 13, 2016 .