Come to the Blue Adriatic
Come to the Blue Adriatic (German: Komm mit zur blauen Adria) is a 1966 Spanish-West German comedy film directed by Lothar Gündisch and starring Dietmar Schönherr, Hannelore Auer and Gustavo Rojo. In Spain it was known as The Red Bikini (Spanish: El bikini rojo).[1]
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| Directed by | Lothar Gündisch |
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| Music by | Gert Wilden |
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| Edited by | Antonio Gimeno |
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| Distributed by | Ceres-Filmverleih |
Release date | 21 January 1966 |
Running time | 93 minutes |
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| Language | German |
Although set on the Adriatic Sea, it was actually shot on the Costa del Sol around Málaga.
Cast
- Dietmar Schönherr as Walter Thomas
- Hannelore Auer as Ingrid
- Gustavo Rojo as Sr. Hernández
- Maria Brockerhoff as Renate
- Margitta Scherr as Tina
- Thomas Alder as Heribert Kindlein
- Ruth Stephan as Frl. Habicht
- Fritz Benscher as Hugo Becker
- Uschi Mumoth as Lilo
- Hannelore Hartline as Helen
- Sadie Mertzger as Katja
- Johanna König as Frl. Schnebeli
- Manfred Schnelldorfer as Joachim
- Vivi Bach as Sängerin
- Roy Etzel as Trompeter
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References
- Llinàs p.563
Bibliography
- Francesc Llinàs. Directores de fotografía del cine español. Filmoteca Española, 1989.
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