Didi's Comedy Show
- Dieter Hallervorden: Didi / Various roles (among a changing in every episode " famous man at the hairdresser " )
- Frank Zander Frank
- Rotraud Schindler: diverse roles
- Eberhard Prüter: diverse roles ( among others, the hairdresser )
- Gerd Duwner: Director
- Constanze Harpenfeld: diverse roles
- Wolfgang Bahro: diverse roles
The Didi Show was a ten-part comedy series from 1989 directed by and starring comedian Dieter Hallervorden, which had been produced for ZDF.
The concept of the program was based heavily on the realized also with the help of Hallervorden comedy series "Nonstop nonsense " from the 1970s. As in this series, there was also in the show per episode Didi a split into several chapters film's plot, in which Hallervorden occurs as the main actor. The story was always another ( inter alia chasing a fly, or cigarettes Get the path to the altar ), Hallervorden was always the tragic hero whose approach leaving chaos and destruction. Between the chapters played skits, humorous monologues by Hallervorden and told by celebrities favorite jokes were played. In four of the ten episodes occurred as a VIP on politicians who could tell a joke - twice Hans -Dietrich Genscher and twice Norbert Blum.
Besides Hallervorden his ex-wife Rotraud Schindler, Frank Zander, Eberhard Prüter, Wolfgang Bahro, the actor and voice actor Gerd Duwner and Manfred Lehmann and Hallervorden's colleagues from the cabaret " Voles " act with. While most performers played varying roles, Hallervorden, Zander and Duwner also had solid parts that made up the red plot thread through all ten episodes. Hallervorden mimes in yourself as a moderator who has gouged at the casting Frank Zander with unfair means. Zander then sabotaged in every episode Hallervorden announcements with unfair tricks.
The series was broadcast by ZDF and also repeated there in early 1990s. A new repeating the series ran in 2007 and 2010 on Super RTL, as well as 2012 ZDFneo.
DVD Release
A DVD with all the episodes and extensive bonus material was released by Turbine Media on October 22, 2007.