Die Fledermaus

1962
1h 47m

ÉVALUATION IMDb

MA NOTE

Hans Moser, Peter Alexander, Boy Gobert, Marianne Koch, Willy Millowitsch, and Marika Rökk in Die Fledermaus (1962)

Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueA film version of the operetta of the same title, in which Dr. Gabriel Eisenstein ends up in prison when he was supposed to smuggle himself into a royal ball to persuade the Prince's wife to... Tout lireA film version of the operetta of the same title, in which Dr. Gabriel Eisenstein ends up in prison when he was supposed to smuggle himself into a royal ball to persuade the Prince's wife to renounce her land.A film version of the operetta of the same title, in which Dr. Gabriel Eisenstein ends up in prison when he was supposed to smuggle himself into a royal ball to persuade the Prince's wife to renounce her land.

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ÉVALUATION IMDb

5,8/10

151

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Photos12

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Rôles principaux18

Modifier

Peter Alexander

Dr. Gabriel Eisenstein

Marianne Koch

Rosalinde

Marika Rökk

Adele, the Maid

Willy Millowitsch

Frank
(as Willi Millowitsch)

Gunther Philipp

Pista von Bundassy

Oskar Sima

Basil Arabayam

Susi Nicoletti

Baroness Martens

Rolf Kutschera

Alfred

Rudolf Carl

Joseph

Boy Gobert

Prinz Orlofsky

Hans Moser

Frosch the Jailer

Wiener Staatsopernballett

Dancers
(as Ballett der Wiener Staatsoper)

Ballet der Wiener Volksoper

Dancers

Claus Christofolini

Dancer
(as Claus Cristofolini)

Helmut Ketels

Dancer

C.W. Fernbach

Gigerl
(uncredited)

Johannes Roth

Fat Vagabond
(uncredited)

Ellen Umlauf

Young Lady in Prison
(uncredited)

Commentaire en vedette

10/10

Great movie

A very good film. The humor may only be understandable for people who are familiar with this kind of film and may be lost on others but it is an entertaining movie with excellent actors. Personally, I laughed a lot during watching this film.

Its plot is inspired by a famous operetta of the same title. The story itself is harmless and contains no violence whatsoever; for me it was nice to watch it because I liked the songs very much and admire the talent of the actors. It's always nice to watch a film where you can recognize and marvel at the scenery. It's a very special feeling to see people acting in an environment one knows only of books and paintings, and believing their role.