Lützower (1972)
During the Napoleanic Wars, members of the Prussian Lützow Free Corps steal a French war chest from the house of collaborator Kerstinn, but their captain Friesen is captured and sentenced to death. But Friesen is saved by French Sergeant Fleuron and they flee the occupied city together. Kerstinn's daughter Marie is disgusted by her father's disloyalty and has also fallen in love with Friesen. When she learns about a trap that is being set for Lützow Free Corps, she sets out to warn them with the help of her father's clerk Püttchen, a Lützow sympathizer.
Director: Werner W. Wallroth
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Jürgen Reuter as Hauptmann Friesen |
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Jaecki Schwarz as Schreiber Püttchen |
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Hans Teuscher as Hauptmann Bredow |
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Oleg Vidov as Major Margent |
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Johannes Wieke as Oberleutnant Röder |
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Peter Reusse as Leutnant Kranz |
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Lev Prygunov as Sergeant Fleuron |
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Frank Obermann as Jäger Knaup |
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Karlheinz Liefers as Major Lützow |
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Herta Knoll as Marie |
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Wolfgang Dehler as Ratsherr Kerstinn |
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Heinz-Martin Benecke as Kaufmann Trauberg |
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Hartmut Beer as Ein Lützower |
| Camera | Hans-Jürgen Kruse | Director of Photography |
| Writing | Werner W. Wallroth | Writer |
| Directing | Werner W. Wallroth | Director |
| Writing | Hedda Zinner | Writer |
| Sound | Karl-Ernst Sasse | Music |
| Editing | Helga Emmrich | Editor |
