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Das einfache Mädchen

Das einfache Mädchen

1957Movie⏱️ 1h 35m
ComedyMusicalRomance
6
IMDB Rating
74 votes

Caterina auditions for a minor part in what would be her second movie. Her dancing and singing impresses the director so much, that he wants to give her the leading role. However the author Thomas Krauss objects, because he believ...

Director
Werner Jacobs
Writers
Curth Flatow, Eckart Hachfeld
Stars
Caterina Valente, Rudolf Prack, Ruth Stephan
Release Date
August 23, 1957
Language
German
Country
West Germany
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Reviews
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🎭 Top Cast

Caterina Valente
Caterina Valente
as Caterina Bastiani
Rudolf Prack
Rudolf Prack
as Thomas Krauss
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Ruth Stephan
as Milli
Rudolf Platte
Rudolf Platte
as Werner Pätzold
Dorit Kreysler
Dorit Kreysler
as Mrs. Seidel
Helen Vita
Helen Vita
as Eva Krapke
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Peter W. Staub
as Pit
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Stefan Haar
as Jürgen Krauss
Richard Allan
Richard Allan
as Robert Holden
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Hans Olden
as Anton Schwarz

🎬 Technical Specs

Aspect Ratio
1.66 : 1
Sound
Mono
Filming Location
CCC-Studios, Berlin, Germany
Production
Central Cinema Company Film (CCC)

🏷️ Keywords

screwball comedyshowbiz

🎯 Categories

GermanComedyMusicalRomance

⭐ Featured Review

West German "Schlagerfilm" / Hit Film / Musical Comedy with Caterina VALENTE and Rudolf PRACK
by ZeddaZogenau2023-10-28
7/10

"Fast hit fun with Caterina Valente and Rudolf Prack To start off you can see La Valente and Richard Allan dancing Calypso ("Tipitipitipso"). Wow! We know that Caterina Valente, who has just turned 90, is a first-class show star. And Richard Allan (1923-1999) cut a dazzling figure as Hildegard Knef's dancer in "The Snows of Kilimanjaro" (1952). In "The Simple Girl" you see the two as newcomer Caterina Bastiani and film star Robert Holden. Caterina is set to play the title role of the "simple girl", a bestseller by Thomas Krauss (Rudolf Prack), in t..."

📖 Synopsis

Caterina auditions for a minor part in what would be her second movie. Her dancing and singing impresses the director so much, that he wants to give her the leading role. However the author Thomas Krauss objects, because he believ...