Prussian night

This article is about a television movie. For the same term, which means “to sleep over a problem”, see Military Night . For the poem Prussian Nights, see East Prussian Nights .

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Movie
Original title	Prussian night
Country of production	Germany
original language	German
Publishing year	1981
length	100 minutes
Rod
Director	Oswald Döpke
script	Manfred Bieler
camera	Klaus Günther
occupation
Gerd Böckmann : Friedrich II. Hans Hessling : From Zieten Alf Marholm : From Manteuffel Hans-Günter Martens : V. Grumbkow Heidrun Pollack : Princess Luise Sigfrit Steiner : Prince of Anhalt-Dessau Herbert Steinmetz : Pious Cordula Trantow : Elisabeth Christine Sabine von Maydell : Miss Tettau Wolfgang Weiser : From Goertz Manfred Zapatka : Prince August Wilhelm

Prussian Night is the title of a German television film from 1981 directed by Oswald Döpke based on a script by Manfred Bieler . The film premiered on September 14, 1981 on ZDF .

action

On the night of his death, Frederick the Great calls for his wife Elisabeth Christine . This is the beginning of a conversation between the spouses who rarely saw each other during the reign of Frederick the Great and exchanged only a few words. In a long dialogue, Elisabeth Christine gets to the bottom of Frederick the Great's politics. Friedrich realizes that his wife has always loved him.

literature

• Manfred Bieler: Prussian Night. A film. Publisher: Albrecht Knaus, Hamburg 1981, ISBN 3-8135-6661-7

Web links

• Prussian night in the Internet Movie Database (English)