Die letzte Heuer
12/04/1951
The ship stoker Heini Holler leaves Greece for health reasons and reports to the consulate of fascist Germany. The consul sends him back to Hamburg. He had previously reported him to the Gestapo there as politically suspicious. On his arrival, Holler is immediately arrested. His comrades kidnap the consul and demand an exchange for Heini, which is to take place in Marseille. The Gestapo agree to this as a pretense and secure the support of the French police to arrest the kidnappers. However, the solidarity of the sailors in Marseille is stronger and Heini is able to cure his lung disease in the Soviet Union.
Movie Information
Hans Klering
as Heini Holler
Inge Keller
as Charly
Hermann Stövesand
as Ferdinand
Peter Marx
as Schorsch
Gustav Püttjer
as Gustav
Gerd Frickhöffer
as Blague
Reinhard Kolldehoff
as Kommissar
Erich Nadler
as Irischer Seemann
Martin Rickelt
as 1. deutscher Seemann
Otto Stübler
as Konsul
Lutz Götz
as Moulin
Hans Rose
as 1. Heizer
Peter Lehmbrock
as 2. Heizer
Werner Pledath
as Kapitän
Herbert Richter
as Bootsmann
Hans Fiebrandt
as Gestapobeamter Möller
Hans-Erich Korbschmitt
as Gestapobeamter Schröder
Wolf Kaiser
as Langer SS-Mann
Maria Besendahl
as Frau Primm
