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Peter Chatel | Eugen Thiess | |
Rainer Werner Fassbinder | Franz Biberkopf | |
Karlheinz Böhm | Max | |
Adrian Hoven | Wolf Thiess, Eugen's father | |
Christiane Maybach | Hedwig | |
Harry Baer | Philip | |
Hans Zander | Barman Springer | |
Kurt Raab | Wodka-Peter | |
Rudolf Lenz | Attorney Dr. Siebenkäss | |
Karl Scheydt | Klaus | |
Peter Kern | Florist 'Fatty' Schmidt | |
Karl-Heinz Staudenmeyer | Krapp | |
Walter Sedlmayr | Car dealer | |
Bruce Low | Doctor | |
Marquard Bohm | American Soldier | |
Brigitte Mira | Shopkeeper #2 | |
Evelyn Künneke | Secretary at Travel Agency | |
Barbara Valentin | Max's wife | |
Elma Karlowa | Shopkeeper #1 | |
Ingrid Caven | Singer in bar | |
Lilo Pempeit | Neighbour | |
Ulla Jacobsson | Eugen's mother |
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Producer | Rainer Werner Fassbinder
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Writer/Composer |
Rainer Werner Fassbinder (screenplay)
Christian Hohoff Rainer Werner Fassbinder |
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Cinematography | Michael Ballhaus
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Music | Peer Raben
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Franz "Fox" Biberkopf is a working-class guy, at loose ends when his lover is arrested and the police shutter their carnival booth. In need of cash for his weekly lottery purchase, Fox lets himself be picked up by an elegant older man named Max. At Max's, he meets two younger gay men who have expensive tastes and images to uphold. The next day, Fox wins 500,000 marks in the lottery, and Max's friends suddenly become Fox's friends, especially Eugen, the heir to a bookbinding firm that's short of cash. Eugen's polish beguiles Fox, and the fleecing begins. |
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