The Baldheaded Gang (1963)
August 1961. The former Foreign Legionnaire, King, has collected a gang of hooligans, with whom he creates mischief in the GDR. After some careless work on a construction site, an event during which two people lose their lives, they move to a campsite on the Baltic Sea. With sputtering mopeds, loud radios, and occasional outbursts, the gang makes the vacationers' lives living hell. Unfortunately for them, Lieutenant Czernik discovers the connection between them and the accident at the construction site. To stop them from fleeing to West Berlin, Lieutenant Czernik and the police need to arrest them, one at a time, with King as the last.
Director: Richard Groschopp
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Ulrich Thein as Leutnant Lothar Czernik |
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Thomas Weisgerber as King |
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Rolf Römer as Johle |
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Arno Wyzniewski as Conny |
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Paul Berndt as Helmut Ritter, Schriftsteller |
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Brigitte Krause as Kirsten Köster, Journalistin |
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Jutta Wachowiak as Marianne Pohl |
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Steffie Spira as Opas Mutter |
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Erik S. Klein as Abschnittsbevollmächtigter |
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Erika Dunkelmann as Frau Pohl |
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Klaus Gendries as |
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Hans Knötzsch as |
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Gerhard Lau as |
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Mathilde Danegger as Piepels Oma |
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Horst Friedrich as |
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Jürgen Rothert as |
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Karl-Richard Schmidt as |
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Jürgen Pörschemann as |
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Günter Meier as |
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Peter Pollatschek as |
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Herbert Graedtke as |
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Otto Zedler as |
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Monika Hildebrandt as |
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Jochen Diestelmann as |
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Hans Hardt-Hardtloff as |
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Irene Fischer as Jackie |
| Directing | Richard Groschopp | Director |
| Writing | Lothar Creutz | Writer |
| Writing | Richard Groschopp | Writer |
| Sound | Helmut Nier | Original Music Composer |
| Camera | Siegfried Hönicke | Director of Photography |
| Costume & Make-Up | Elli-Charlotte Löffler | Costume Design |
| Editing | Helga Krause | Editor |
