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Carnations in Aspic is a film of genre Comedy directed by Günter Reisch with Armin Mueller-Stahl

Carnations in Aspic (1976)

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Length 1h30
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Genres Comedy
Rating65% 3.257233.257233.257233.257233.25723

Nelken in Aspik (en français Des œillets dans l'aspic) est un film est-allemand réalisé par Günter Reisch sorti en 1976.

Synopsis

Wolfgang Schmidt travaille comme graphiste publicitaire à La Maison de la publicité. Il est mauvais, mais il sait parler et a ainsi beaucoup de relations. Il passe son temps libre à commenter des matchs de football et voudrait en faire son métier. Siegfried Huster, de la grande entreprise Bureau Central des Petits Imprimés, cherche un nouvel employé pour le siège. Le dossier de Schmidt lui fait bonne impression et, bien que Kühn, la directrice de La Maison de la publicité, essaie de le convaindre de l'incapacité de Schmidt, il ne la croit pas et décide de le convoquer. Lors de sa poignée de main avec Huster, Schmidt la trouve si forte qu'il serre les dents et perd une incisive. Comme il a tendance à bégayer, il ne dit rien aux questions de Huster puis parle rapidement.

Actors

Armin Mueller-Stahl

(Wolfgang Schmidt)Norbert Christian

(Psychiater)Helga Göring

(Kollegin Kühn)Brigitte Krause

(Kritikerin)Robert Trösch

(L'homme d'affaires suisse)
And :
Winfried Glatzeder
Eberhard Cohrs
Günter Reisch
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