The Spendthrift (1964 film)

The Spendthrift
Directed by Kurt Meisel
Written by Ferdinand Raimund (play)
Starring Christiane Hörbiger
Wolfgang Gasser
Walther Reyer
Music by Konradin Kreutzer
Cinematography Elio Carniel
Edited by Paula Dvorak
Production
company
Burgtheater Wien
Neue Thalia-Film
Distributed by Union-Film
Release date
 January 1964
Running time
 110 minutes
Country Austria
Language German

The Spendthrift (German:Der Verschwender) is a 1964 Austrian historical film directed by Kurt Meisel and starring Christiane Hörbiger, Wolfgang Gasser and Walther Reyer. It is an adaptation of Ferdinand Raimund's play of the same name.[1]

Cast

  • Christiane Hörbiger as Fairy Cheristane
  • Wolfgang Gasser as Azur, ihr dienstbarer Geist
  • Walther Reyer as Julius von Flottwell
  • Heinz Moog as Wolf, sein Kammerdienter
  • Josef Meinrad as Valentin, sein Bedienter
  • Inge Konradi as Rosa, Kammermädchen
  • Wolfgang Hebenstreit as Gründling, Baumeister
  • Hanns Obonya as Sockel, Baumeister
  • Boy Gobert as Chevalier Dumont
  • Karl Blühm as Herr von Pralling
  • Hannes Schiel as Herr von Helm
  • Tonio Riedl as Herr von Walter
  • Fred Hennings as Präsident von Klugheim
  • Loni von Friedl as Amalie, seine Tochter
  • Andreas Wolf as Baron Flitterstein
  • Adrienne Gessner as Ein altes Weib
  • Viktor Braun as Ein Haushofmeister
  • Fritz Hinz-Fabricius as Ein Juwelier
  • Walter Stummvoll as Ein Kellermeister
  • Ulli Fessl as Betti, Kammermädchen
  • Hans Brand as Ein Arzt
  • Richard Eybner as Johann, Bedienter
  • Tom Krinzinger as Fritz, Bedienter
  • Johannes Neuhauser as Diener bei Wolf
  • Georg Filser as Diener bei Flottwell
  • Josef Krastel as Ein Gärtner
  • Klein-Frodel as Hiesel
  • Klein-Galotzky as Michel
  • Klein-Habermann as Liese
  • Klein-Prägler as Hansel
  • Klein-Schweiger as Pepi

References

  1. ↑ Goble p.1003

Bibliography

  • Goble, Alan. The Complete Index to Literary Sources in Film. Walter de Gruyter, 1999.


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