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During his leave in Berlin, the young German airforce pilot Paul Wendlandt sees the famous variety singer Hanna Holberg, falling in love with her. Although Hanna lives in a totally different world than he himself does, in the glittering world of show business far away from reality Paul decides to get to know his new heart’s fancy. Just at the moment he succeeds, he is helped by an air alert: Hanna is now forced to take Paul home with her. The two want to marry, but the war doesn’t allow it to happen. Paul must return to active duty immediately. In order to distract herself, she takes on an engagement in Rome, where Paul travels to her. They quarrel with each other, however, and Paul now believes he has lost Hanna forever. Shortly thereafter Hanna receives a message, saying that Paul has been shot down and is in a military hospital. Now it is her that rushes to her lovers side.
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Deutschland
1941/1942, Spielfilm
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Director |
Rolf Hansen |
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Screenplay |
Peter Groll; Rolf Hansen |
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Story |
Alexander Lernet-Holenia |
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Director of photography |
Franz Weihmayr |
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Special effects camera |
Gerhard Huttula |
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Set design |
Walter Haag |
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Editing |
Anna Höllering |
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Sound |
Werner Pohl |
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Music |
Michael Jary |
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Vocals |
Zarah Leander |
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Lyrics |
Bruno Balz |
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Cast |
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Zarah Leander |
Sängerin Hanna Holberg |
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Viktor Staal |
Oberleutnant Paul Wendlandt |
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Paul Hörbiger |
Komponist Alexander Rudnitzky |
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Grethe Weiser |
Hannas Zofe Käthe |
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Hans Schwarz Jr. |
Artist Alfred Vanloo |
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Wolfgang Preiss |
Oberleutnant von Etzdorf |
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Leopold von Ledebur |
Herr Westphal |
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Julia Serda |
Frau Westphal |
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Victor Janson |
Theaterdirektor Mocelli |
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Agnes Windeck |
Hannas Mutter |
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Wilhelm Althaus |
Hauptmann Becker |
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Gothart Portloff |
Kommandeur der Fliegerstaffel |
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Jakob Tiedtke |
Hauswart |
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Ilse Fürstenberg |
Luftschutzwartin |
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Olga Engl |
Alte Dame in Hannas Haus |
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Grete Reinwald |
Mutter im Luftschutzkeller |
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Armin Schweizer |
Vater im Luftschutzkeller |
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Walter Lieck |
Mieter im Luftschutzkeller |
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Hugo Froelich |
Portier der "Scala" |
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Walter Steinweg |
Inspizient der "Scala" |
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Erna Sellmer |
Kartenabreißerin |
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Karl Etlinger |
Mann mit Eintrittskarte |
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Paul Bildt |
Unfreundlicher Kellner |
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Ewald Wenck |
Taxifahrer |
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Albert Florath |
Alter Straßenbahnschaffner |
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Henry Lorenzen |
Straßenbahnfahrgast |
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Erich Dunskus |
Mann mit Staffelhund |
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Hermann Pfeiffer |
Konsul |
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Just Scheu |
Alfred Vanloos Bruder |
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Production company |
Universum-Film AG (UFA) (Berlin) (Herstellungsgruppe Walter Bolz) |
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Line producer |
Walter Bolz |
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Unit manager |
Alfred Henseler |
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Choreography |
Jens Keith |
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Shoot |
23.09.1941-18.03.1942: Rom (Hotel Città); Froelich-Studio Berlin-Tempelhof, Atelier Rosenhügel Wien |
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Original distributor |
Deutsche Filmvertriebs GmbH (DFV) (Berlin) |
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awarded with |
Prädikat: Künstlerisch wertvoll: 06.1942; Prädikat: Staatspolitisch wertvoll: 06.1942; Prädikat: Volkstümlich wertvoll: 06.1942 |
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Length |
2738 m, 100 min |
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Format |
35mm, 1:1,33 |
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Picture/Sound |
s/w, Ton |
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Rating |
Zensur (DE): 10.06.1942, Nr. B.57295, Jugendfrei; Zensur (DE): 18.04.1944, Nr. B.60163, Jugendfrei ab 14 Jahre; Alliierte Militärzensur (DE): 06.1946, Verbot |
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Screening |
Uraufführung (DE): 12.06.1942, Berlin, Ufa-Palast am Zoo; Uraufführung (DE): 12.06.1942, Berlin, Germania-Palast |
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Movie rating |
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Length |
2632 m, 96 min |
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Format |
35mm, 1:;1,33 |
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Picture/Sound |
s/w, Mono |
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Rating |
FSK-Prüfung (DE): 11.08.1980, Nr. 28846, ab 6 Jahre / feiertagsfrei |
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Movie rating |
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Length |
2253 m, 83 min |
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Format |
35mm, 1:1,33 |
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Picture/Sound |
s/w, Mono |
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Rating |
FSK-Prüfung (DE): 20.11.1962, Nr. 28846, ab 18 Jahre / nicht feiertagsfrei |
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