Kollege kommt gleich (1943)
Robert is almost the epitome of a head waiter: Politely and courteously, he informs guests about the goings on in the stock market as well as what’s going on in politics, the world of culture, and the economy. Now, Robert is in love with Lilo, the daughter of Hillmer, who owns a fashion salon, and wants to marry her. Lilo is all bananas for the idea. She doesn’t know what Robert does for a living; only that he does business with her father. The bananas turn sour, however, when she finds out he’s “just” a head waiter! She’ll never marry him; and like the cowardly superficial trash that she is, she asks her father to break the news to Robert.
Director: Karl Anton
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Albert Matterstock as Robert |
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Carola Höhn as Lilo |
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Elisabeth Markus as Anna, Wirtschafterin bei Robert |
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Ursula Herking as Marleen, Fotografin |
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Wilhelm Bendow as 2. Kellner |
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Fritz Kampers as Hillmer |
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Paul Bildt as Wendler |
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Gretl Schörg as Karin |
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Hellmuth Passarge as |
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Rudolf Schündler as |
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Hermann Pfeiffer as Geschäftsführer |
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Karl Platen as |
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Norbert Rohringer as 1. Pikkolo |
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Hans Stiebner as Der dicke Kellner |
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Walter Lieck as 1. Kellner |
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Rose Rauch as Susi Roland, Sängerin, Verlobte Hillmers |
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Jur Arten as Ein Gast, der nach dem Ober ruft |
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Charly Berger as Ein Kellner im Restaurant "Traube" |
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Eduard Bornträger as Ein Gast Roberts am Tisch der Direktoren |
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Curt Cappi as Ein Gast Roberts am Tisch der Direktoren |
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Alfred Karen as Ein Gast im Restaurant |
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Franz Klebusch as Ein Gast Roberts am Tisch der Direktoren |
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Henry Lorenzen as Der Barmann der "Liliput-Bar |
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Philipp Manning as Ein Gast Roberts am Tisch der Direktoren |
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Rello Marlo as Die Direktrice im Modehaus Hillmer |
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Walter Schramm-Dunker as Ein weiterer Barmann |
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Leopold von Ledebur as Ein Gast Roberts am Tisch der Direktoren |
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Hans-Joachim Zell as 2. Pikkolo |
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Erich Ziegel as Ein Gast Roberts am Tisch der Direktoren |
| Directing | Karl Anton | Director |
