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Königsallee
- Heard
- 2014
- Episodes
- 4
- Language
- German
German Public Radio
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Hans Pleschinski
Königsallee
Vorlage: Königsallee (Roman)
Bearbeitung (Wort): Uwe Schareck
Dramaturgie: Ursula Schregel
Technische Realisierung: Gertrudt Melcher, Barbara Göbel
Regieassistenz: Hanna Steger
Regie: Uwe Schareck
Weitere Mitwirkende:
Sprecher/Sprecherin -- Rolle/Funktion
Barnaby Metschurat -- Klaus Heuser
Wolf-Dietrich Sprenger -- Thomas Mann
Jan Kersjes -- Anwar
Lena Stolze -- Erika Mann
Susanne Barth -- Katja Mann
Matthias Bundschuh -- Golo Mann
Bernt Hahn -- Vater Heuser
Gisela Keiner -- Mutter Heuser
Wolfgang Rüter -- Direktor Merck
Martin Brambach -- Empfangschef Siemer
Jörg Kernbach -- Assistent Friedmann
Rainer Homann -- Portier Elkers
Volker Niederfahrenhorst -- Giesewind
Ilse Strambowski -- Sekretärin Besenfeldt
Andreas Grothgar -- Feilhecht
Josef Tratnik -- Von Seeken
Johanna Gastdorf -- Ida Zollicz
Wilfried Schmickler -- OB Gockeln
Annika Schilling -- Journalistin Kückebein
Ernst August Schepmann -- Bertram
Martin Bross -- Gert
Gregor Höppner -- Kellner/Barkeeper
Patrick Mölleken -- Page/Liftboy
Mareike Hein -- Anna/Anita
Antje Lewald -- Kellnerin
Christoph Pragua -- Feldmarschall Kesselring
Sommer 1954: Literaturnobelpreisträger Thomas Mann reist mit seiner Frau Katia nach Düsseldorf, um aus "Bekenntnisse des Hochstaplers Felix Krull" zu lesen. Er steigt im Breidenbacher Hof ab, indem auch seine große platonische Liebe Klaus Heuser logiert, auf Heimaturlaub aus Indonesien. In der Figur des…
Episodes, in broadcast order
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