Ferien vom Ich

Ferien vom Ich (1952)

Comedy

American billionaire George B. Stefenson is on a business trip through Europe when, due to his heavy workload, he suffers a heart attack. The doctor called to his aid, Dr. Hartung, strongly advises him to take a three-month break—in other words, to take a “vacation from himself.” After some hesitation, Stefenson agrees and also commits to funding the project, since an institution offering such a program has so far existed only as a dream in the doctor’s mind. As part of the “vacation from the self,” all participants are given a new first name and work clothes so they do not have to reveal their true identities to any of the other residents.

Director: Hans Deppe

Casts

	Rudolf Prack as George B. Stefenson
	Marianne Hold as Eva von Dornberg
	Willy Fritsch as Dr. Hartung
	Grethe Weiser as Käthe Greiser, genannt Lieschen
	Paul Henckels as Heinrich Stumpe, Notar, alias Philipp
	Oskar Sima as Ferdinand Unterkirchner, Schrottgroßhändler, alias August
	Gunnar Möller as Michael Matz, kaufm. Angestellter, genannt Thomas
	Werner Fuetterer as Stone, Stefensons Privatsekretär
	Ewald Wenck as Lehmann, Kastellan von Schloss Dornberg
	Carsta Löck as Frau Mohr, Wirtschafterin auf Dornberg
	Hans Hermann Schaufuß as Heinz Tiedemann, Prokurist, genannt Alexander
	Hannelore Bollmann as Henny Busch, Journalistin, genannt Hannelore
	Erna Sellmer as
	Else Reval as Klärchen Tiedemann
	Irene Naef as
	Ursula Barlen as
	Karin Luesebrink as
	Edith Schneider as

Crew