6.0Schulz & Schulz · 1989
Schulz & Schulz (1989) is a Comedy film directed by Ilse Hofmann, starring Götz George, Klaus J. Behrendt, Marlen Diekhoff.
Comedy
6.0Overview
East Germany before reunification: Wolfgang Schulz watches Western television and discovers his long-lost twin brother Walter on the show "Aktuelles Sportstudio." They quickly get in touch, and the two decide to switch roles for a few days. Since both work in advertising, they think it will be a temporary bit of fun. But everyday life turns out to be different. Shortly afterwards, the Berlin Wall falls and the brothers found a company together. Now their different mentalities really come to the fore, and "Schulz & Schulz" have to realize that even in the general spirit of optimism, it is not so easy to run a company together. It doesn't take long before the two find themselves in the red.
Cast
Götz George, Klaus J. Behrendt, Marlen Diekhoff, Martina Gedeck, Sybille Waury, Gerhard Garbers, Krystian Martinek, Bodo Frank
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What is "Schulz & Schulz" about?
East Germany before reunification: Wolfgang Schulz watches Western television and discovers his long-lost twin brother Walter on the show "Aktuelles Sportstudio." They quickly get in touch, and the two decide to switch roles for a few days. Since both work in advertising, they think it will be a temporary bit of fun. But everyday life turns out to be different. Shortly afterwards, the Berlin Wall falls and the brothers found a company together. Now their different mentalities really come to the fore, and "Schulz & Schulz" have to realize that even in the general spirit of optimism, it is not so easy to run a company together. It doesn't take long before the two find themselves in the red.
When was "Schulz & Schulz" released?
Schulz & Schulz was released in 1989.
Who stars in "Schulz & Schulz"?
The cast includes Götz George, Klaus J. Behrendt, Marlen Diekhoff, Martina Gedeck.
