Meine Herren Söhne (1945)
Landowner Kurt Redwitz lost his wife early and has to raise his two sons Lutz and Lütte, who always like to paint, alone. When Redwitz hires the young pretty Bettina as an educator, everyone is enthusiastic about her. Especially the two boys love them hotly and intimately and from now on even show impeccable behavior. Only the strict housekeeper Mrs. Suhrmöller is jealous and tells Redwitz about the gossip in the village, which says that Bettina only planned to become Redwitz's wife. Redwitz then dismisses Mrs. Suhrmöller. But when Bettina finds out about it, she leaves the property and accepts a job as a social lady in the recreation home "Schloss Sorgenfrei". Now Redwitz slowly realizes what he feels for Bettina, and his sons try everything to bring the father and the educator together.
Director: Robert A. Stemmle
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Claude Farell as Bettina von Wüstenhagen, Erzieherin |
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Werner Hinz as Kurt Redwitz, Gutsbesitzer |
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Lutz Moik as Lutz Redwitz |
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Günther Lüders as Liebekind, Volontär bei Redwitz |
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Elisabeth Flickenschildt as Frau Suhrmöller, Wirtschafterin |
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Franz Schafheitlin as Ministerialdirektor |
| Directing | Robert A. Stemmle | Director |
