Newlyweds win a free honeymoon — but the camera crew won't let them touch.
Monika and Richard would not have expected this after they walked down the aisle. As the 50,000th bride and groom to say "I do" in church, they are invited by a company to spend their honeymoon in a castle and luxury hotel in Baden-Baden. The condition, however, is that their vacation is accompanied by a film crew. The constantly annoying cameraman and other unforeseen things prevent the two from being able to spend their wedding night without any disturbances
Production
Gaudy 1969 Baden-Baden luxury aesthetic, peak kitsch.
Acting
Eva Astor's escalating frustration is genuinely funny.
Director
Hans Hutter
Trivia, insights & behind the scenes
Part of West Germany's 1960s 'Schulmädchen-Report' era, when sex comedies flooded cinemas to compete with television. The '50,000th wedding' gimmick mirrors real corporate promotional stunts of the time.
Tony Marshall, who plays Maurice, became one of Germany's biggest schlager stars; this early role barely features his singing voice. Director Hans Hutter made only three films before vanishing from the industry.
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