Mit meinen heißen Tränen
Mit meinen heißen Tränen ("with my hot tears") is a West German-Austrian-Swiss joint production film which depicts the final years of the life of 19th century Austrian composer Franz Schubert. It was released on 31 October 1986 in Germany, Austria and Netherlands. The film's lead actor Udo Samel was nominated for 1986 European Film Award for Best Actor.[1][2]
| Mit meinen heißen Tränen | |
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| Directed by | Fritz Lehner |
| Produced by | ORF ZDF SRG |
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| Music by | Franz Schubert Johann Strauss |
| Cinematography | Gernot Roll |
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Running time | 285 minutes |
| Country | West Germany Austria Switzerland |
| Language | German |
Cast
- Udo Samel as Franz Schubert
- Daniel Olbrychski as Franz von Schober
- Wojciech Pszoniak as Kajetan
- Traugott Buhre as Schuberts Vater
- Maja Komorowska as Anna Schubert
- Gabriel Barylli as Moritz von Schwind
- Florentin Groll as Joseph von Spaun
- Vitus Zeplichal as Josef Hüttenbrenner
- Wolf-Dietrich Sprenger as Johann Mayrhofer
- Therese Affolter as Magdalena
- Erni Mangold as Gräfin Rieder
- Dorothea Neff as Die alte Gräfin
- Christian Altenburger as Johann Strauss
- Michaela Widhalm as Schuberts Halbschwester Josefa
- Monica Bleibtreu as Ferdinand Schuberts Frau
- Despina Pajanou as Frau von gegenüber
- Jessica Kosmalla as Hure
- Charlotte Acklin as Bettina
- Dagmar Schwarz as Johanna
- Sylvia Haider as Maria
- Annette Uhlen as Lisette
- Huberta Haubmann as Kathinka
Awards and nominations
Udo Samel nominated for European Film Award for Best Actor, 1986
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