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Rosemary's Daughter

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Directed by
  
Rolf Thiele

Initial release
  
19 November 1976

Screenplay
  
Joe Berger

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Cinematography
  
Charly Steinberger

Director
  
Rolf Thiele

Production company
  
Roxy Film

Produced by
  
Luggi Waldleitner Dieter Graber

Written by
  
Joe Berger Friedhelm Lehmann Ted Rose Helmut Ruge

Starring
  
Lillian Müller Bela Ernyey Werner Pochath

Music by
  
Norbert Schultze Kristian Schultze

Cast
  
Lillian Müller, Werner Pochath

Music director
  
Norbert Schultze, Kristian Schultze

Similar
  
Rosemary, Angels of the Street, Der Lügner und die Nonne, The New Adventures of Snow, El Hakim

Rosemary's Daughter (German:Rosemaries Tochter) is a 1976 West German sex comedy film directed by Rolf Thiele and starring Lillian Müller, Bela Ernyey and Werner Pochath. It is based on the story of Rosemarie Nitribitt, which Thiele had already treated more seriously in the 1958 drama Rosemary.

Cast

  • Lillian Müller as Annemarie Nitribitt
  • Bela Ernyey as John
  • Werner Pochath as Horst
  • Hanne Wieder as Hanne
  • Tamara Lund as Lena
  • Herbert Fux as Vokurka
  • Silvia Simon as Karin
  • Jo Herbst as Joe
  • Karl Schönböck as Hans Winkler
  • Walter Ullrich as CDU-Mitglied
  • Tilo von Berlepsch as Fürst
  • Paul Friedrichs
  • Ernst Lothar as SPD-Mitglied
  • Gerd Rigauer as FDP-Mitglied
  • Georg-Simon Schiller as CSU-Mitglied
  • Horst Frank as Heinrich "Mario" Schmitz
  • Hans Clarin as Erzähler
  • Werner Abrolat as Polizist mit Megaphon
  • Fred Berhoff
  • Helmut Brasch as Dr. Schreier
  • Claus Fuchs as Hotelportier
  • Michael Gahr as Polizist - bei Einbruch
  • Walter Gnilka
  • Klaus Guth as Wissenschaftler
  • Ralf Morell
  • Wolf Petersen
  • Ursula Reit as Internatsleiterin
  • Harald Schreiber
  • Hertha von Walther
  • Günter von Wyhl as Siegfried

    • References

    Rosemary's Daughter Wikipedia
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