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Messer

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1982
Episodes
1
Language
German

Messer

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Autor: John Cassavetes

produziert in: 1982

produziert von: RIAS

Laufzeit: 75 Minuten

Genre: Krimi

Regie: Peter Lilienthal

Bearbeitung: Peter Lilienthal

Komponist: Claus Bantzer

Übersetzer: Gabriele Neumann

Erstsendung: 06.11.1982

Inhalt:

Das Stück beginnt wie ein Krimi und wird durchzogen von einer Gerichtsverhandlung um den Komiker Larry, der seine Frau erstochen haben soll. Der aber lebt in einer irrealen Welt, so daß bald nicht mehr sicher erscheint, ob seine Frau wirklich tot ist, oder alles nur ein zynischer Nervenkitzel war. Larrys Leben ist - so scheint es - ein Alptraum, zugleich ein Abbild der Gesellschaft in der er lebt.

Sprecher:

Gabriele Litty (Maureen Bowa + Deedee)

Helmut Krauss (Staatsanwalt)

Wladimir Weigl (Larry Bowa)

Bernhard Veith (Alter Mann)

Daten zu John Cassavetes: geboren: 09.12.1929

gestorben: 03.02.1989

Vita: John Cassavetes * 9. Dezember 1929 in New York City

Episodes, in broadcast order

  1. (John Cassavetes - RIAS Berlin-NDR-SDR 1982)

    No date given · 1 h 13 min

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  1. Messer (John Cassavetes - RIAS Berlin-NDR-SDR 1982)

    Hörspiele · John Cassavetes · 1 episode here · archive.org

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