9.0Wolfgang A. Mozart · 1991
Wolfgang A. Mozart (1991) is a History film directed by Juraj Herz, starring Alexander Lutz, Barbara Wussow, August Schmölzer.
History
9.0Overview
When rumors spread about a "child prodigy" among the Mozarts in Salzburg, the archbishop orders an investigation in which the seven-year-old Wolfgang has to demonstrate his talent before a committee of scholars. Soon afterwards, Leopold Mozart and his son are traveling all over Europe to play for patrons and admirers. The new Archbishop of Salzburg, Count Colloredo, is not very enthusiastic about Mozart and dismisses him. Mozart marries Constanze Weber, settles in Vienna and has his first successes, earning him commissions and the goodwill of Josef II. In the last years of his life, his situation worsens; Mozart runs into financial difficulties and health problems, but still works incessantly.
Cast
Alexander Lutz, Barbara Wussow, August Schmölzer, Toni Böhm, Hana Militká, Jitka Havlíčková, Magdalena Reifová, František Němec
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What is "Wolfgang A. Mozart" about?
When rumors spread about a "child prodigy" among the Mozarts in Salzburg, the archbishop orders an investigation in which the seven-year-old Wolfgang has to demonstrate his talent before a committee of scholars. Soon afterwards, Leopold Mozart and his son are traveling all over Europe to play for patrons and admirers. The new Archbishop of Salzburg, Count Colloredo, is not very enthusiastic about Mozart and dismisses him. Mozart marries Constanze Weber, settles in Vienna and has his first successes, earning him commissions and the goodwill of Josef II. In the last years of his life, his situation worsens; Mozart runs into financial difficulties and health problems, but still works incessantly.
When was "Wolfgang A. Mozart" released?
Wolfgang A. Mozart was released in 1991.
Who stars in "Wolfgang A. Mozart"?
The cast includes Alexander Lutz, Barbara Wussow, August Schmölzer, Toni Böhm.
