Love, air and lots of lies

Movie
Original title	Love, air and lots of lies
Country of production	Germany
original language	German
Publishing year	1959
length	94 minutes
Age rating	FSK 12
Rod
Director	Peter Beauvais
script	Hugo Hartung , Peter Beauvais
production	Arno Hauke for UFA
music	Norbert Schultze
camera	Dietrich Wedekind
cut	Lilian Seng
occupation
Eva-Ingeborg Scholz : Katrin Rössle Gerhard Riedmann : Peter Brinckmann Doris Kirchner : Marion Hellriegel Fita Benkhoff : Ms. Lüsenhoop Marianne Wischmann : Evita Gonzales Paul Dahlke : Father Rössle Käthe Haack : Mother Rössle Hermann Speelmans : Captain Seemann Veronika Bayer : Lily Gomez Ursula Heyer : Asta von Hartensleben Werner Finck : Lawyer Möller-Briggen Eva Maria Meineke : Miss von Züskow Siegfried Dornbusch : Chief Steward Trömmel Karin Stolter : Miss Gaedeken Joachim Rake : flight dispatcher Clemens Hasse : Hotel porter Erich Poremski : Head of reception Otto Heidrich : second best man Wolfgang Völz : drunken sailor Joachim Boldt : Captain Gosseboer Heinz Petruo : Navigator Frühbaum Rudolf Brandt: Mixer Mita von Ahlefeld : old lady from the airfield and as guest Paul Hubschmid as Mr. Häggeli

Love, air and lots of lies is a German film game from 1959 by Peter Beauvais with Eva-Ingeborg Scholz and Gerhard Riedmann in the leading roles. The film was based on a template by Karl Zumbro .

action

The young, lively Katrin Rössle has always wanted to become a stewardess, much to the annoyance of her elderly, down-to-earth parents, because she connects this with the big, wide world that she absolutely wants to get to know. She can finally enforce her wish and registers for the aptitude test. On site, she met the neat pilot Peter Brinckmann, who soon wanted to become a flight captain. The two young people immediately fall in love and marry without informing the families. The young couple doesn't get too many opportunities to develop their happiness, because either co-pilot Peter is on the way or the newly appointed flight attendant Katrin.

In addition, neither of the spouses is averse to flirting, and the charming Mr. Häggeli knows how to charm Katrin particularly eloquently. Misunderstandings and jealousies mean that Katrin's and Peter's marriage is about to end before it has even started. The two newlyweds benefit from the fact that Mr. and Mrs. Rössle want to celebrate their silver wedding with their daughter and son-in-law. Katrin and Peter have to pull themselves together to keep up appearances. This gives their love a real boost, especially since Father Rössle, a successful architect, wants to give both of them a villa designed on their own drawing board as a gift.

Production notes

Love, Air and Lots of Lies was created between April and June 1959 in Hamburg as well as in Dakar and Beirut and was premiered on August 20 of the same year in Frankfurt am Main. On October 7, 1995, the TV premiere was on RTL 2.

Otto Lehmann , whose last film this was, took over the production management. Hanns H. Kuhnert and Wilhelm Vorwerg designed the film buildings. Vera Mügge designed the costumes.

criticism

In the lexicon of international films it says: "Comedy with some entertainment value."

Individual evidence

1. ↑ Love, air and lots of lies. In: Lexicon of International Films . Film service , accessed March 1, 2020 .  

Web links

• Love, and all lies in the Internet Movie Database (English)
• Love, air and lots of lies at filmportal.de