My wife does stupid things

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Movie
Original title My wife does stupid things
Country of production Germany
original language German
Publishing year 1952
length 93 minutes
Age rating FSK 12
Rod
Director Géza from Bolváry
script Just shy of
Ernst Nebhut
production Viktor von Struve
music Just shy of
Bert reason
camera Herbert Körner
Ted Kornowicz
(as Teddy Kornowicz)
cut Walter Wischniewsky
occupation

My wife makes stupidities is a German comedy film from 1952, directed by Géza von Bolváry . It is a Viktor von Struve film in Constantin Filmverleih . The main roles are cast with Inge Egger and Hans Holt as well as Georg Thomalla and Marina Ried .

action

The chemist Dr. Robert Bruhn is outraged when he finds the results of his current research printed in an article in the evening newspaper . He goes to the editorial office of the newspaper to confront the article author Dixi. Dixi spontaneously pretends to be her friend Elli and claims that Elli is Dixi and wrote the article. Robert and Dixi fall in love.

Dixi received the confidential information from Bruhn's assistant Conny Weber. The young man talked about it while under the influence of alcohol and no longer knows exactly how it actually came about.

When Robert and Dixi get married, the scientist still doesn't know that Dixi is responsible for his great annoyance. Dixi gives up her job for him. The new life as a housewife but it does not fill and when she an affair to swindle comes to the track, she is drawn with a vengeance in their profession. Without talking to her husband about it, she tries to gather more information, and is accompanied by the photo reporter Schänzle, a trusted colleague. Dixi's frequent absence puzzles Bruhn. His suspicion grows further when he meets his wife in a nightspot where she is researching for her article.

Bruhn's assistant Conny, who has meanwhile married Elli, causes further trouble. Bruhn, who still believes Elli is Dixi, is still angry with the young woman. He now transfers this anger to Conny Weber. There are various arguments between the two men, at the end of which is Conny's dismissal.

During her investigation in the nightclub environment, Dixi comes into contact with a wealthy match maker from Sweden, whom she convinces to buy Bruhn's latest invention. She finally confesses her true identity to Robert. Robert forgives his wife for her professional escapades and Conny is hired again.

background

The shooting took place in the film studio in Göttingen . The outdoor shots were taken in Göttingen and Kassel . The film structures were designed by the married couple Mathias Matthies and Ellen Schmidt . The film premiered in the Federal Republic of Germany on April 22, 1952. In the US it was called My Wife is Acting Silly .

Reviews

“A pretty and capable reporter marries head over heels a conservative chemist who is not allowed to know anything about her profession. Actually insignificant comedy of confusion with rather good-natured swipes at the politics of the post-war period, but annoying in the reactionary ideas about the role of women. "

- Lexicon of international film

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Dr. Alfred Bauer: German feature film Almanach. Volume 2: 1946-1955 , p. 281
  2. ↑ My wife does stupid things. In: Lexicon of International Films . Film service , accessed March 2, 2017 .Template: LdiF / Maintenance / Access used