Das Lied der Matrosen
6.5
125 minutes
11/9/1958
Overview
A film about the historical uprising of the seamen in Kiel: During the Russian October Revolution of 1917, German and Russian soldiers start to solidarize with each other. By disarming the officers, machinist Henne Lonke and stoker Jens Kasten prevent the attack on a Russian freighter. When German admiralty gives out orders for operation "Nibelungen", which would lead the German fleet into a suicidal attack against England and quell the revolutionary spirit, seamen and soldiers from different political backgrounds unite in protest.
Cast List
Günther Simon
as Erich Steigert
Raimund Schelcher
as August Lenz
Ulrich Thein
as Henne Lobke
Horst Kube
as Jens Kasten
Hilmar Thate
as Ludwig Batuschek
Ekkehard Schall
as Eberhard Schuckert
Wolf von Beneckendorff
as Von Resten
Eduard von Winterstein
as Hindenburg
Werner Wieland
as Noske
Jochen Thomas
as Sebastian Huber
Sabine Thalbach
as Lady from Luisenbund
Horst Schönemann
as Kapitän Wandres
Rolf Römer
as Fähnrich Hamann
Hans Wolf Rentzow
as Fliegermaat Krüger
Elfriede Née
as Berta König
Peter Kiwitt
as Krupp
Wolfgang Langhoff
as Lawyer
Stefan Lisewski
as Jupp König
Rita Gödikmeier
as Anna
Vladimir Gulyaev
as Grischa
Hans Finohr
as Schröder
Adolf Peter Hoffmann
as Gollwitz
Wolfgang Brunecker
as Deck Officer
Walter E. Fuß
as Anton
Werner Lierck
as Karl-Heini
Fred Düren
as Major Mörs
Willi Neuenhahn
as Brox
Kurt Wenkhaus
as Prince Heinrich
Monika Lennartz
as Mariechen
Kay Sikor
as Adjutant
Manfred Müller
as Fähnrich
Karl Brenk
as Chaplain
Kurt Steingraf
as von Scheer
Senta Bonacker
as Business owner
Max Klingberg
as Sergeant
Siegfried Weiß
as Hauptmann
Yuri Mikhajlov
as Kommissar
Christoph Beyertt
as Machine gunner
Heinz Kögel
as Captain
Helmut Schreiber
as Captain
Günter Grabbert
as Gunmaster
Johannes Wieke
as Captain
Dom de Beern
as Reichpietsch
Horst Lommatzsch
as Captain
Karl Heinz Oppel
as Ensign
Gabriele Hoffmann
as Easy girl
Werner Senftleben
as officer
Peter A. Stiege
as officer
Hans-Hartmut Krüger
as officer
Klaus Gendries
as officer
Theresia Wider
as Officer's bride
Karin Buchali
as Officer's bride
Horst Buder
as soldier
Jean Brahn
as soldier
Paul Funk
as soldier
Hans Feldner
as soldier
Karl Sturm
as soldier
Nico Turoff
as sailor
Rolf Ripperger
as sailor
Georg Helge
as sailor
Fred Ludwig
as sailor
Fred Delmare
as sailor
Klaus Bamberg
as sailor
Reinhard Michalke
as sailor
Peter Dommisch
as sailor
Alexander Papendiek
as sailor
Kurt Rackelmann
as superintendent
Erich Fritze
as superintendent
Maria Besendahl
as lady
Carola Braunbock
as lady
Liselott Baumgarten
as Passer-by
Fritz Mohr
as Worker