Rosen in Tirol

1940
1h 40m

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Hans Moser, Theo Lingen, Marte Harell, Johannes Heesters, and Hans Holt in Rosen in Tirol (1940)

Ajouter une intrigue dans votre languePrincess Rosemarie learns about the philandering of her husband and plans to catch him in the act. But the Prince is elsewhere, and a substitute has been recruited, dashing Count Herbert who... Tout lirePrincess Rosemarie learns about the philandering of her husband and plans to catch him in the act. But the Prince is elsewhere, and a substitute has been recruited, dashing Count Herbert who falls in love with Rosemarie, and she with him.Princess Rosemarie learns about the philandering of her husband and plans to catch him in the act. But the Prince is elsewhere, and a substitute has been recruited, dashing Count Herbert who falls in love with Rosemarie, and she with him.

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Final film of Amanda Lindner.

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Edited into Bellaria - So lange wir leben! (2002)

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Hoch drob'n auf dem Berg
Music by Franz Grothe
Lyrics by Ernst Marischka
Performed by Groes Tanzorchester Adalbert Lutter featuring Hans Holt

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The Film Rosen in Tirol

The Rosen in Tirol (filmed on location) takes place in Bavaria 200 years ago, and deals with the far from smooth course pursued by the true love of Adam (played by Hans Holt), the bird-seller from Tirol, and Christel von der Post (played by Elfriede Datzig) the female postman of the district. At the end of the first act Adam is being wooed by a Countess (Marte Harell) in disguise who gives him a rose, a lovers - Christel is being wooed also, by the gamekeeper's nephew. Needless to say the tangles are eventually unravelled and Adam and Christel go off to live in the Tirol happily ever after. In my opinion this is the best version of Rosen in Tirol (The Bird-Seller).