William Tell (1960)
Gessler, the Rütli Oath, the apple shot, the Hollow Lane: the deeds of Swiss national hero William Tell in his fight against tyranny and violence in 1291. Based on Friedrich Schiller's drama and Aegidius Tschudi's chronicle.
Director:
Michel Dickoff
Writers:
Michel Dickoff, Max Frisch.
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Robert Freitag as Wilhelm Tell |
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Alfred Schlageter as Walter Fürst |
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Maria Becker as Gertrud Stauffacher |
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Birke Bruck as Berta von Bruneck |
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Heinz Woester as Attinghausen |
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Hannes Schmidhauser as Arnold von Melchtal |
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Leopold Biberti as Werner Stauffacher |
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Georges Weiss as Rudenz |
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Zarli Carigiet as Baumgarten |
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Wolfgang Rottsieper as Gessler |
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Helen Hesse as Baumgartnerin |
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Paul Bühlmann as Rudi |
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Inigo Gallo as Frieshart |
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Karl Pistorius as Wolfenschiessen |
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Alfred Rasser as |
| Directing | Michel Dickoff | Director |
| Sound | Werner Walter | Sound |
| Camera | Hans Schneeberger | Camera Operator |
| Writing | Michel Dickoff | Screenplay |
| Production | Josef R. Kaelin | Producer |
| Editing | Hermann Ludwig | Editor |
| Writing | Max Frisch | Screenplay |
| Writing | Friedrich Schiller | Screenstory |
| Sound | Hans Haug | Music |
