Kohlhiesel's Daughters (1962 film)
- Liselotte Pulver: Liesel / Susi
- Helmut Schmid: Toni
- Dietmar Schönherr: Günter
- Peter Vogel: Rolf
- Heinrich Gretler: Father Kohlhiesel
- Heinz Holl
- Joscy Larehn
- Renate Kasché: Gritli
- Alexa von Porembsky
- Franz- Otto Krüger porter Müller
- Paul Schacke
- Adeline Wagner: Evelyn
- Gudrun Genest: housekeeper
Kohlhiesels daughters is the 1962 resulting fifth and most successful film version of the peasant farce of the same name. Directed by Axel von Ambesser. The main roles Liselotte Pulver played ( in a dual role ), Dietmar Schönherr, Helmut Schmid and Peter Vogel.
Action
In Munich Student Günter swindled a meal in a hotel school and learns to know the lovely Liesel. Günter discovers that Liesel is the daughter of the inn owner Kohlhiesel in the remote village of Hinterflüh in the Bernese Oberland. Meanwhile, Liesel returns back to her hometown, where her friend Toni already at the station with flowers waiting for them. Toni wants Liesel marry as soon as possible. Liesel's mother, however, has on his deathbed that she may marry only if her twin sister Susi 's under the hood.
Since Susi has been marketed with their deterrent nature every man is father Kohlhiesel a wedding announcement, but without informing his daughter about it. This in turn switches without his knowledge an advertisement, with whom she is looking for a servant. Several candidate representations due to the marriage ad, but first get to Susi that keeps them for job seekers and the townspeople Rolf chooses, He takes the position of being able to win so Susi and her dowry for themselves in hope. Even Günter has arrived at the inn and takes a position as a waiter. Susi noticed meanwhile that it has Rolf apart only to the dowry of her father, and takes him therefore ran particularly hard. Günter has meanwhile fallen in love with Liesel and when he learns that Toni and Liesel are promised to each other, he devises a plan. Then Toni is a sham Susi marry and Günter while cares about Liesel, to Susie and Tony are divorced. Reluctantly agrees Toni one.
After the wedding, Susi must own the night in double spend, while Toni gets drunk. The next morning he smashes the furniture. Susi turns desperately at her sister, who tells her that she needs to change. So Suzy transformed into a lovely woman in the sound immediately falls in love. Toni turns to Günter and asks him to marry Liesel. In the final scene, the two sisters in the same format appear before men, so that Günter and Toni no longer know who Liesel and who is the Susi.
Background
Axel von Ambesser moved his version of Hanns Krälys Bauer Schwank of Bavaria to Switzerland. The unsympathetic Liesel from the original piece is now called Susie. The sympathetic sister, who is mentioned in the original piece Gretel is, in this version Liesel. It also made Ambesser of its stars Liselotte Pulver and Helmut Schmid the opportunity to sing. From Liselotte Pulver, there is the song "Every potty place its lid, " and by Helmut Schmid the song to hear " The Susie".
Awards
1964 won the Golden Screen Kohlhiesels daughters.
Criticism
"The classic farce by the unequal sisters nasführen with cunning and simplicity their lovers and fortune hunter, in a tasteful uncertain remake that wins no real humor by Liselotte Pulver in the dual role. "