Die chinesische Mauer (1965)
Basierend auf dem gleichnamigen Theaterstück von Max Frisch aus dem Jahre 1946 erzählt der Film von einem großen Maskenfest, das zu Ehren des chinesischen Kaisers Hwang Ti veranstaltet wird. Gefeiert werden in erster Linie ein triumphaler militärischer Sieg sowie der anstehende Bau der Chinesischen Mauer.
Der Regisseur: Hans Lietzau
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Hermann Schomberg as Hwang Ti, Emperor of China |
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Claudia Sorbas as Mee Lan, Daughter of the Emperor of China |
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Charles Brauer as Prince Wu Tsiang |
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Hans Hessling as Ceremonial Master Da Hing Yen |
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Berta Drews as Mother Olan |
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Ernst Jacobi as Mute Son |
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Petra Fahrnländer as Cleopatra |
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Monika Peitsch as Mystery Woman from the Seine |
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Vera Tschechowa as Julia |
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Heinz Baumann as Don Juan Tenorio |
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Claus Hofer as Columbus |
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Gerhart Lippert as Romeo |
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Robert Meyn as Philipp from Spain |
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Ernstwalter Mitulski as A Gentleman in a tailcoat |
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Siegmar Schneider as Brutus |
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Max Walter Sieg as A Gentleman in a morning suit |
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Wolfgang Spier as Napoleon Bonaparte |
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Hubert Suschka as Pontius Pilatus |
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Ursula Jockeit as Servant Siu |
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Ferdinand Dux as The Executioner |
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Gerd Baltus as Intellectual (The One from Today) |
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Wolfried Lier as The Town Crier |
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Wolfgang Reinsch as A Journalist |
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Max Strassberg as A Waiter |
| Directing | Hans Lietzau | Director |
| Writing | Hans Lietzau | Writer |
| Writing | Max Frisch | Theatre Play |
| Sound | Peter Zwetkoff | Original Music Composer |
| Camera | Gerd Schäfer | Director of Photography |
| Production | Karl Peter Biltz | Producer |
| Sound | Wilhelm Dusil | Sound |
| Editing | Norbert Cuwojdzinski | Editor |
| Editing | Hans Hoppe | Editor |
| Sound | Hilmar Schatz | Music Director |
