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Im singenden Rössel am Königssee (1963)

85 min · Comedy, musical film

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Directors

Franz Antel

Cast

Waltraut Haas, Ady Berber, Trude Herr, Peter Hinnen, Paul Hörbiger, Paul Löwinger, Doris Inge Wegener, Rolf Olsen, Gunther Philipp, Ingeborg Schöner, Oskar Sima, Adeline Wagner, Peter Weck

With two weeks to marry a man in the hotel business or lose her hotel to her uncle, Cordula sets her hopes on the head waiter.

The story

Cordula, capable owner of the “Black-and-White Foal” Hotel, discovers that her late father’s will gives her only two weeks to marry a man in the hotel business or lose the hotel to her uncle Simon. Her uncle had kept the will hidden until she found it in his desk. Cordula believes the dashing head waiter Franz is the right husband, but he is interested in other women. When hotel-management trainee Monika Jensen arrives, Franz thinks he has found the love of his life in her. Cordula tries to win him over, but at first she gets nowhere.

Full plot (contains spoilers)

Cordula, the capable owner of the “Black-and-White Foal” Hotel, has only two weeks left before the deadline set in the will of her father, who died five years ago. Within that time, she must marry a man who works in the hotel business, or she will lose the hotel to her uncle Simon. He had kept the will hidden until his niece happened to find it in his desk. Cordula thinks the dashing head waiter Franz is the right man for her. But Franz is interested only in other women. When the pretty hotel-management trainee Monika Jensen arrives, he believes he has found the great love of his life in her. Cordula tries everything to win Franz over, but initially without success. Franz brings his twin brother Benedikt to the hotel so that Benedikt can serve a jail sentence for him for speeding. This only makes the confusion even worse, until in the end everything works out as Cordula had hoped.

Genres

Comedy, musical film

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