1968, Liselotte Pulver Liselotte Schmid-Pulver, better known as Lilo Pulver (born 11. Oktober 1929 in Bern), is a Swiss actress. She is one of the most well-known actresses in her own country[1] and was one of the most popular stars in deutsch-language cinema throughout the 1950s and 1960s. [2] I often think of Piroschka, Das Wirtshaus am Spessart, Die Z14rcher Verlobung, and Eins, zwei, drei when I think of their best films.
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Hoffmann was awarded the "Ernst Lubitsch"-Preis for his "musical Ruberpistole," while Liselotte Pulver was honored with a "Silver Filmband."
"Das Wirtshaus am Spessart" was filmed on location in the Spessart, on Schloss Mespelbrunn, and in the medieval town of Miltenberg, also known as the "Perle des Mains." Three years later, "Das Spukschloss im Spessart" was released, followed by "Herrliche Zeiten im Spessart" in 1967, concluding the trilogy and featuring Liselotte Pulver in the lead role, as with all Hoffmann's "Spessart" films.
Graf Sandau is to get 20.000 Gulden Lsegeld for his Tchterchen. When the band triumphantly disbands, none of the Rubers realizes that they have taken a genuine Zofe, but the incorrect Comtess as Geisel. Franziska has exchanged clothing with the young Wanderburschen Felix (Helmuth Lohner), who is also a frequent visitor to the Wirtshaus with his friend Peter (Hans Clarin), and has been lured inside the secluded castle. When her father refuses to release their Gefhrten and instead allows the Rubernest to be taken away by the Militia, the burschikose Comtess is sucked into the bande's locking mechanism. Dressed in black, she quickly becomes the Burst of the schmucken Ruberhauptmann (Carlos Thompson). He fits her far better than the fading Verlobte Sperling, and as a result, she has no objection to the fact that the state's Bandenchef keeps her safe from heiratening to the unfavorable Baron after some exciting adventures. The musical comedy âDas Wirtshaus im Spessartâ, loosely based on a romantic novel by Wilhelm Hauff, is one of Regisseur Kurt Hoffmann's greatest successes, paving the way for a new era of German postwar filmmaking in the 1950s.
