A beautiful East German Olympic hopeful pole-vaults over the Berlin Wall to freedom.A beautiful East German Olympic hopeful pole-vaults over the Berlin Wall to freedom.A beautiful East German Olympic hopeful pole-vaults over the Berlin Wall to freedom.
Theodore Marcuse
- Owl
- (as Theo Marcuse)
Eddie Quillan
- Man on Bicycle
- (uncredited)
Harry von Zell
- Narrator
- (uncredited)
Storyline
Did you know
- TriviaBob Crane, Werner Klemperer, John Banner, and Leon Askin were all starring together on Hogan's Heroes (1965) at the time this film was made.
- GoofsPaula breaks the window of the Bayerisches Hofbräu throwing a tray as a discus, but in the next scene it is whole again.
- Quotes
Paula Schultz: Did he hurt you?
Bill Mason: No, I always take a punch in the nose right after dinner.
- ConnectionsReferenced in Made in Germany (1998)
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A Funny 1960's Cold War Comedy with four stars of Hogan's Heroes
This movie, like many comedy pictures from earlier in the sixties and the prior decade, includes some slapstick humor, a guy and a girl being pursued by bad guys, and a series of romantic misunderstandings that lead to outlandish situations and humorous dialog. In addition to that, add some major characters from Hogan's Heroes to a film that, again, pokes fun at some seriously misguided Germans, and you have a picture that is fun to watch, for those who get it. The setting for the picture is Germany in the cold war era, so in this case, the bumbling villains are East German communists instead of world war two Nazis.
This movie is probably not for everyone. If you are not fond of fifties and sixties romantic comedies that substitute somewhat risqué innuendo for graphic sex scenes, then you may find this movie to be too mild. If you thought that Hogan's Heroes' theme of mocking Europe's second world war oppressors was in poor taste, then you may find this film to be just as distasteful. If you hold the view that soviet communism was a great idea that was misunderstood and you can't wait for Vladimir Putin to restore it to eastern Europe, then you will probably hate this movie. However, if you are not among those who hold such views, then you may find that this picture contains some enjoyably ironic humor and is fun to watch. Just sit back and enjoy this light comedy with Bob Crane and Elke Sommer.
This movie is probably not for everyone. If you are not fond of fifties and sixties romantic comedies that substitute somewhat risqué innuendo for graphic sex scenes, then you may find this movie to be too mild. If you thought that Hogan's Heroes' theme of mocking Europe's second world war oppressors was in poor taste, then you may find this film to be just as distasteful. If you hold the view that soviet communism was a great idea that was misunderstood and you can't wait for Vladimir Putin to restore it to eastern Europe, then you will probably hate this movie. However, if you are not among those who hold such views, then you may find that this picture contains some enjoyably ironic humor and is fun to watch. Just sit back and enjoy this light comedy with Bob Crane and Elke Sommer.
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By what name was The Wicked Dreams of Paula Schultz (1968) officially released in Canada in English?
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