Guys & Balls
07/10/2004
Ecki is a sweet, closeted gay man who works in his family’s bakery and plays goalie in his small town’s soccer team. When he both loses the big game, and is caught flirting with another player, his homophobic teammates throw him out. He vows to return one day with an all-gay team that will grind the heteros into the dust, so he sets off to find his “dream team.” With the help of his nurse sister, Ecki scours local gay bars and eventually assembles a hilariously motley but endearing crew of misfits that includes a leather-daddy threesome, a femme Turk with Beckham fantasies, a secret straight guy in love with the sister, and a seriously cute nurse eager for some private play-time with the goalie. Ecki now has two problems – turning this bunch into a team, and facing his own fears regarding his first romance.
Movie Information
Maximilian Brückner
as Ecki
Dietmar Bär
as Eckis Vater
Saskia Vester
as Eckis Mutter
David Rott
as Sven
Rolf Zacher
as Karl
Mariele Millowitsch
as Elke
Christian Berkel
as Rudolf
Carlo Ljubek
as Udo
Lisa Maria Potthoff
as Susanne
Charly Hübner
as Horst
Willi Thomczyk
as Kartenverkäufer
Eileen Eilender
as Susanne (jung 1)
Leon Breitenborn
as Ecki (jung 1)
Anna Koesling
as Susanne (jung 2)
Steven Wellmann
as Ecki (jung 2)
Melody Sitta
as Cordula (jung)
Jan Giffel
as Udo (jung)
Jochen Stern
as Rentner Rudi
Judith Hoersch
as Cordula
Mirko Lang
as Tobias
Tobias van Dieken
as Bernhard
Simon Solberg
as Frank
Felix Vörtler
as Udos Vater
Hans Löw
as Klaus
Nikolai Will
as Kunde in der Bäckerei
Ute Maria Lerner
as schwangere Frau
Nicholas Bodeux
as Ehemann
Heppi Pohl
as Biergartengast 1
Dirk Koch
as Biergartengast 2
Andreas Schmidt
as Jürgen
Michael Kleiber
as BVB-Fan 1
Hans-Joachim Bauer
as BVB-Fan 2
Billey Demirtaş
as Ercin
Markus John
as Tom
Jeanette Goetz
as Krankenschwester 1
Marcel Nievelstein
as Jan
Sascha Herzogenrath
as Transvestit
Thomas Fischer
as schwuler Feuerwehrmann 1
Henning Heup
as schwuler Feuerwehrmann 2
Michael von Burg
as Martin
Edesson Batista De Jesus
as Ronaldo
Edilton Pereira Da Cruz
as Ronaldino
Judith Döker
as Jans Mutter
Mohammad-Ali Behboudi
as Ercins Vater
Max Hopp
as Steffen
Helmut Schenkel
as Harleyfahrer
Rolf Vogel
as Harleyfahrer
Klaus Schwen
as Harleyfahrer
Frank Krebs
as Harleyfahrer
Frnaz-Josef Neumann
as Harleyfahrer
Markus Kaiser
as Harleyfahrer
Dennis Schenkel
as Harleyfahrer
Wolfgang Jansen
as Harleyfahrer
Markus Meisinger
as FC-Boldrup-Fan
J. Geraldo Datovo
as Sambatruppe
Heinrich Weitz
as Schiedsrichter 1
Willi Meuser
as Schiedsrichter 2
Oskar Bläser
as Trainer des FC Boldrup
Frank Tepferd
as Fußballspieler des FC Boldrup
Stefan Nüsser
as Fußballspieler des FC Boldrup
Heiko von der Bey
as Fußballspieler des FC Boldrup
David Careno
as Fußballspieler des FC Boldrup
Daniel Careno
as Fußballspieler des FC Boldrup
Martin Watson
as Fußballspieler des FC Boldrup
Christoph Paeßens
as Fußballspieler des FC Boldrup
Oli Scheel
as Fußballspieler des FC Boldrup
Lutz Herdener
as Fußballspieler des FC Boldrup
Jan Platte
as Fußballspieler des FC Ruhrgold
Willi Schaaf
as Fußballspieler des FC Ruhrgold
Marc Gößling
as Fußballspieler des FC Ruhrgold
Daniel Edingloh
as Fußballspieler des FC Ruhrgold
Detlev Henke
as Fußballspieler des FC Ruhrgold
Christoph Kanne
as Fußballspieler des FC Ruhrgold
Miklas Melin
as Fußballspieler des FC Ruhrgold
Malte Kossleck
as Fußballspieler des FC Ruhrgold
Christian Ernst
as Fußballspieler des FC Ruhrgold
Eric Beta
as Fußballspieler des FC Ruhrgold
Sybille J. Schedwill
as Jans Mutter
