Corinna Schmidt

Corinna Schmidt is a 1951 East German drama film directed by Arthur Pohl and starring Trude Hesterberg, Willy Kleinoschegg and Ingrid Rentsch.[1] It is based on the novel Jenny Treibel by Theodor Fontane. A penniless young woman falls in love with a country house and becomes engaged to the young man who owns it, while his scheming family try to break up the match.

Cast

  • Trude Hesterberg ... Jenny Treibel
  • Willy Kleinoschegg ... Kommerzienrat Treibel
  • Ingrid Rentsch ... Corinna Schmidt
  • Joseph Noerden ... Leopold Treibel
  • Peter Podehl ... Dr. Marcel Wedderkopp
  • Hans Hessling ... Professor Schmidt
  • Erna Sellmer ... Frau Schmolke
  • Chiqui Jonas ... Helene Treibel
  • Edelweiß Malchin ... Hildegard Munk
  • Egon Brosig ... Leutnant Vogelsang
  • Hermann Lenschau ... Otto Treibel
  • Erika Glässner ... Majorin von Ziegenhals
  • Ellen Plessow ... Fräulein vom Bomst
  • Fred Hülgerth ... Kammersänger Krola
  • Aribert Grimmer ... Friedrich
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