Der blonde Affe (1999)
The wealthy Hamburg gallery owner Elaine Troost dies mysteriously on a stormy fall night and her body is subsequently found in the bathtub by her daughter Gabrielle. The autopsy of the body reveals that her death was caused by violence. A witness testifies shortly afterwards that she saw the art forger Jan Vleuten outside the gallery owner's house on the night of the murder. He is nicknamed "the blonde monkey" because of his strange fondness for primates and his light blonde hair...
Director:
Thomas Jauch
Writer:
Michael Baker
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Götz Otto as Kommissar Philipp Graf |
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Michael Mendl as Hauptkommissar Hannes Bellmann |
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Peter Franke as Bunz |
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Karoline Eichhorn as Gabrielle Troost |
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Jürgen Prochnow as Jan Vleuten |
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Burghart Klaußner as Bergen |
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Michael Benthin as Polizist |
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Benjamin Sadler as Andreas Prolsch |
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Michaela Rosen as Elaine Troost |
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Dieter Mann as Prolsch |
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Rolf Nagel as Herr Brebeck |
| Directing | Thomas Jauch | Director |
| Writing | Janwillem van de Wetering | Novel |
| Writing | Michael Baker | Screenplay |
| Sound | Hans Joachim Bahr | Sound |
| Sound | Rolf Manzei | Sound Re-Recording Mixer |
| Art | Anke Osterloh | Production Design |
| Costume & Make-Up | Bruni Hannemann | Costume Design |
| Production | Heta Mantscheff | Casting |
| Camera | Jörg Widmer | Director of Photography |
| Editing | Dagmar Lichius | Editor |
| Production | Peter Bose | Producer |
| Production | Ole Søndberg | Producer |
| Production | Katharina M. Trebitsch | Producer |
