In the black Rößl
| Movie | |
|---|---|
| Original title | In the black Rößl |
| Country of production | Austria |
| original language | German |
| Publishing year | 1961 |
| length | 95 minutes |
| Age rating | FSK 6 |
| Rod | |
| Director | Franz Antel |
| script |
Karl Farkas , Kurt Nachmann |
| production |
Carl Szokoll for New Delta |
| music |
Hans Carste Werner Scharfenberger Robert Stolz |
| camera | Hanns Matula |
| cut | Hermione Diethelm |
| occupation | |
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Im schwarzen Rößl is an Austrian hit film by Franz Antel from 1961. It was also shown on television under the title Im schwarzen Rößl am Wolfgangsee.
action
Dancer and number girl Eva Lantz inherited the Palace Hotel on Lake Wolfgang from her uncle . She quits her badly paid job and drives to the hotel with her friend Maxie Sperling, who also quits her job. It turns out to be a shabby house, in which no guests have returned for a long time. In his need, the house servant Zacherl even allowed a few women around the copywriter Lotte to camp in front of the hotel, which allows a wonderful view of Lake Wolfgang. Eva can hardly enjoy the view as she learns that the hotel is heavily in debt. Even if the bank bought it, Eva would have to pay more than 10,000 marks in debt.
On the trip to St. Wolfgang Eva and Maxie got to know the singer Gustl and his band, who stayed at the Weißen Rößl . Gustl has fallen in love with Eva and wants to visit her the next day at the Palace Hotel . The debtors from the village have just turned up there and want their money from Eva on the spot, but Eva doesn't have any. Gustl introduces himself to the group as an architect who wants to bring the plans for the renovation over. Lotte and her friends play the game right away and pretend to be decorators etc. a. to recognize. The debtors leave satisfied and Eva and her friends decide to restore the hotel in order to get a good price at the bank. They also decide to name the hotel Das Schwarze Rößl and thus enter into direct competition with the Weißen Rößl .
After some effort the hotel is completely renovated, but the guests stay away. Zacherl uses a trick to guide the guests of the Weißen Rößl into the Schwarze Rößl. Comfort is not that high there, but the young women around Lotte cover this up with their charm. Meanwhile Eva has the doctor and co-owner of the White Horse Inn Dr. Got to know Martin Behrend, whom she initially considers a salesman and whom she is not at all taken with - but he is all the more impressed by her. When the horse of the Black Horse steals some money from his pocket and eats it, he pretends to have lost all his money and is now billeted by Maxie as a guest at the Black Horse . Martin has fallen in love with Eva and now wants to help her with the hotel without being noticed. When the guests want to leave after a few days because of the lack of comfort, he claims that the hotel is a modern spa facility and that the lack of luxury is actually a measure of patient treatment. B. against spinal problems good. The guests stay and there are even some more. The hotel is thriving and the tax investigators suddenly want to collect their outstanding funds. Nobody has money, however, and Martin cannot advance money because Eva believes he is penniless like her. Instead, he organized a festival in the Schwarzen Rößl, which was actually planned in the Weißen Rößl . Gus Backus and Lill-Babs perform, among others, and after some intrigues by employees of the White Horse Inn , the festival is a complete success.
Due to a misunderstanding, Eva believes that Martin wants to harm the Black Horse and now wants to hastily sell the hotel to the bank. However, Martin can clear up the misunderstanding and prevent the hotel from being sold. In the end, Martin and Eva become a couple and the hotel flourishes, as many guests want to come back next year.
production
In the black Rößl is a remake of Franz Antel's film Eva inherits the paradise from 1951. It was made immediately after the success of the new operetta adaptation in the white Rößl , which was released in 1960 with Peter Alexander in the leading role. With the film Antel tried to “participate in the success of the 'Weisse Rößl', although there is no contextual connection. Rather, it was a further variation on his usual summer fun games ”.
Antel hired Carl Szokoll as production manager , which resulted in a long-term collaboration. The film was shot in and around St. Wolfgang in the Salzkammergut . In the black Rößl had its premiere on December 22nd, 1961 in Vienna. The film was a great success and marks Antel's successful transition from Heimatfilm to hit film .
In 1963, director Antel made another Rößl film , Im singenden Rößl am Königssee . He filmed the subject of Eva inherits paradise a third time in 1972 in Out of Edge and Band at Wolfgangsee .
In the black Rößl contains numerous hits:
- Peter Kraus : Black Rose, Rosemarie
- Peter Kraus: Evelyn
- Peter Kraus: Long, long ago
- Trude Herr : I have something in view
- Lolita : A bouquet of forget-me-nots
- Lill-Babs : Amore, Amore
- Gus Backus : The man in the moon
- Robertino Loreti : Mom
- Diverse: The whole world is sky blue
criticism
The film service called Im schwarzen Rößl a "swingless dream factory musical pleasure game".
Cinema wrote: “Even hip-swinger Peter Kraus cannot save the lame descendant of the 'Weisse Rößl'. Conclusion: This Rößl belongs in the bratwurst ”.
Web links
- In the Black Horse Inn in the Internet Movie Database (English)
- In the black Rößl at filmportal.de
Individual evidence
- ↑ Gertraud Steiner: Die Heimat-Macher. Cinema in Austria 1946–1966. Publishing house for social criticism, Vienna 1987, p. 243.
- ^ Franz Antel: Twisted, in love, my life. Munich / Vienna 2001, p. 137 f.
- ↑ In the black Rößl. In: Lexicon of International Films . Film service , accessed March 2, 2017 .
- ↑ See cinema.de