Lili Marleen
Rainer Werner Fassbinder1981-01-14
6.38
120 min
The story of a German singer named Willie who while working in Switzerland falls in love with a Jewish composer named Robert whose family is helping people to flee from the Nazis. Robert’s family is skeptical of Willie, thinking she could be a Nazi as she becomes famous for singing the song “Lili Marleen”.
Cast
| Name | Character | Team | |
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Hanna Schygulla | Willie | Unowned |
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Giancarlo Giannini | Robert | Unowned |
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Mel Ferrer | David Mendelssohn | Unowned |
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Karl-Heinz von Hassel | Henkel | Unowned |
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Erik Schumann | von Strehlow | Unowned |
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Hark Bohm | Taschner | Unowned |
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Gottfried John | Aaron | Unowned |
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Karin Baal | Anna Lederer | Unowned |
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Christine Kaufmann | Miriam | Unowned |
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Udo Kier | Drewitz | Unowned |
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Roger Fritz | Kauffmann | Unowned |
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Rainer Will | Bernt | Unowned |
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Raúl Gimenez | Blonsky | Unowned |
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Adrian Hoven | Ginsberg | Unowned |
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Willy Harlander | Prosel | Unowned |
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Barbara Valentin | Eva | Unowned |
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Helen Vita | Grete | Unowned |
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Elisabeth Volkmann | Marika | Unowned |
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Lilo Pempeit | Tamara | Unowned |
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Traute Hoess | Polin | Unowned |
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Brigitte Mira | Nachbarin | Unowned |
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Herb Andress | Reintgen | Unowned |
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Michael McLernon | Schweizer Grenzbeamter | Unowned |
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Jürgen Draeger | Journalist | Unowned |
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Rudolf Lenz | Dr. Glaubrecht | Unowned |
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Harry Baer | Norbert Schultze | Unowned |
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Toni Netzle | Frau Prosel | Unowned |
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Daniel Schmid | Pförtner | Unowned |
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Peter Chatel | SA-Mann | Unowned |
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Volker Eckstein | 1. SD-Mann | Unowned |
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Helmut Petigk | 2. SD-Mann | Unowned |
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Werner Asam | 3. SD-Mann | Unowned |
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Dirk Galuba | 4. SD-Mann | Unowned |
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Sonja Neudorfer | Frau Buerli | Unowned |
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Irm Hermann | Krankenschwester | Unowned |
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Herbert Steinmetz | Arzt | Unowned |
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Alexander Allerson | Goedecke | Unowned |
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Kristine De Loup | Nachrichtensprecherin | Unowned |
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Franz Buchrieser | Thome (uncredited) | Unowned |
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Rainer Werner Fassbinder | Günther Weissenborn (uncredited) | Unowned |
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Michele Oliveri | Soldier (uncredited) | Unowned |