Traumnovelle (1969)
After a frank confession by his wife, a doctor is called to see a dying patient. The cause of the night brings him to meet an old friend, a pianist, who tells him of a mysterious ball where he is due to perform. Based on the book "Traumnovelle" ("Rhapsody: A Dream Novel") by Arthur Schnitzler, which was the inspiration for the film Eyes Wide Shut (1999).
Director: Wolfgang Glück
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Karlheinz Böhm as Fridolin |
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Erika Pluhar as Albertine |
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Kurt Sowinetz as Nachtigall |
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Gertrud Kückelmann as Marianne |
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Helga Papouschek as Mizzi |
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Jutta Schwarz as Rose |
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Iris Schattschneider as Pierrette |
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Emil Stöhr as Gibiser |
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Wolfgang Lesowsky as Dr. Roedinger |
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Wolfgang Weiser as Dr. Adler |
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Erika Kambach as Baronin |
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Carlo Böhm as Hausmeister |
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Mitzi Tesar as Wirtin |
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Günther Bauer as |
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Peter Voß as |
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Rolf Arnold as |
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Peter Schratt as |
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Gerhard Koska as |
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Wladimir Wilkosz as |
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Heinz Nick as |
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Rudolf Strobl as |
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Rudi Schippel as |
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Otto Kretschmeier as |
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Gerti Tenger as |
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Dolores Schmidinger as |
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Paul Hart as |
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Maria Martina as |
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Sylvia Weiss as |
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Josef Krastel as |
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Gustav Dieffenbacher as |
| Directing | Wolfgang Glück | Director |
| Writing | Wolfgang Glück | Teleplay |
| Writing | Ruth Kerry | Teleplay |
| Writing | Arthur Schnitzler | Novel |
| Writing | Ángel Arteaga | Musical |
| Costume & Make-Up | Hill Reihs-Gromes | Costume Design |
| Production | Fritz Andraschko | Production Manager |
| Production | Leopold Glosse | Producer |
| Directing | Adi Theyer | Assistant Director |
| Art | Rudolf Höfling | Production Design |
| Sound | Karl Schlifelner | Sound |
| Sound | Kurt Schwarz | Sound |
| Crew | Erika Krasa | Post Production Supervisor |
| Camera | Hannes Staudinger | Director of Photography |
