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Border Post 58

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Border Post 58
Border Post 58.jpg
Directed byHarry Hasso
Written by
  • Harry Grimm
  • Wolf Neumeister
  • Hans Prechtl
Produced byAdolf Elling
Starring
CinematographySepp Allgeier
Edited byNorbert J. Pleyer
Music byFritz Wenneis
Production
company
Astra Filmkunst
Distributed bySiegel Monopolfilm
Release date
16 March 1951
Running time
92 minutes
CountryWest Germany
LanguageGerman

Border Post 58 (German: Grenzstation 58) is a 1951 West German crime film directed by Harry Hasso and starring Hansi Knoteck, Mady Rahl and Elise Aulinger.[1]

Cast

  • Hansi Knoteck as Anna Leitner
  • Mady Rahl as Retta Schwaiger
  • Elise Aulinger as Rosl
  • Elisabeth Biebl as Maria Brandl
  • Heinz Engelmann as Grenzoberjäger Reitlechner
  • Sepp Rist as Sepp
  • Ernst Fritz Fürbringer as Grenzpolizeiinspektor Hirzinger
  • Hannes Keppler as Grenzoberjäger Mayer
  • Willy Rösner as Leitnerbauer
  • Ernst Stahl-Nachbaur as Kriminalkommissar Bernrieder
  • Gustl Gstettenbaur as Grenzjäger Mitterer
  • Heinz Ohlsen as Grenzjäger Schulze
  • José Held as Grenzjäger Gschwendtner
  • Viktor Afritsch as Kaufmann Springer
  • Jochen Hauer as Dorfmüller Hauser
  • Georg Vogelsang as Förster Guggemoos
  • Hans Erich Pflegeras Gendermariewachtmeister Brandl
  • Jutta Demeter as Teresa Pacosta
  • Jeanette Heim as Sennerin
  • Maria Freiberger as Lene Reitlechner
  • Hans Bergmann as Kriminalassistent Prager
  • Rudi Knabl as Grenzjäger Msisel
  • Hermann Kowan as Untersuchungsrichter
  • Emil Markgraber as Standesbeamter
  • Emil Matousek
  • Peter Sigmund as Grenzjäger Fiedler
  • Richard Wagner as Loidl

References

  1. ^ Höfig p.144

Bibliography

  • Willi Höfig. Der deutsche Heimatfilm 1947–1960. F. Enke, 1973.

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