Riding for Germany (German: Reitet für Deutschland) is a 1941 German drama film directed by Arthur Maria Rabenalt and starring Willy Birgel, Gertrud Eysoldt and Gerhild Weber. A German cavalry officer, badly injured during the First World War, emerges as a leading competitor in post-war equestrian events.
Willy Birgel as Rittmeister Ernst von Brenken
Gertrud Eysoldt as Tante Ulle
Gerhild Weber as Tomasia Kolrep
Herbert A.E. Böhme as Olav Kolrep
Willi Rose as Karl Marten
Rudolf Schündler as Generaldirektor Brenner
Paul Dahlke as Dolinski
Hans Zesch-Ballot as Brigadekommandeur
Walter Werner as Geheimrat
Gerhard Dammann as Fuhrwerksbesitzer
Hans Quest as Sohn des Fuhrwerksbesitzers
Peter Elsholtz as Deutscher Ulan
Herbert Hübner as Pferdehändler
Karl Kahlmann as Regierungspräsident
Walter Lieck as Prosiger, Pferdehändler
Ruth Lommel as Junge Frau
Klaus Pohl as Gerichtsvollzieher
Armin Schweizer as Kapellmeister
Karl Junge-Swinburne as Leiter des Reitturniers
Angelo Ferrari as Italienischer Offizier
Karl Jüstel as Ausländischer Offizier
Jakob Sinn as Henseleit, Gutsinspektor
Marianne Stanior as Brenners Sekretärin
Wolfgang Staudte as Rebenschütz, Wachtmeister
Ewald Wenck as Alter Kutscher
Franz Ernst Bochum as Brenkens Diener
Fanny Cotta as Krankenschwester
Herbert Gernot as Voigt, Ordonanzoffizier
Willi Witte as Ordonanzoffizier
Knut Hartwig as Polizei-Wachtmeister
Leopold von Ledebur as Toms Logennachbar in Genf
Benno Mueller as Stationsvorstand
Jaspar von Oertzen as Von Burt, Adjutant des Kommandeurs
Hellmuth Passarge as Pferdehändler
Ernst Rotmund as Galizischer Pferdehändler
Eduard Wenck as Pferdehändler
Anton Pointner as Reporter
Paul Rehkopf as Reinboth, Futtermeister
Ferdinand Robert as Angestellter der Rennleitung
Walter Steinweg as Deutscher Offizier
