Das große Comeback
Hansi Haller was a successful pop singer in the 1980s. But now that he only performs in Bauhaus and his fame has faded, he is struggling with life. Even his agents Swens and Dreher can't help him. There is the only Hansi Haller fan club in the Eifel village of Bad Böhlen. Its members are Erika Plausen and Irene Büggel. Erika receives a visit from her daughter Heike, who has just left her unfaithful boyfriend after his infidelity.
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Hansi Haller was a successful pop singer in the 1980s. But now that he only performs in Bauhaus and his fame has faded, he is struggling with life. Even his agents Swens and Dreher can't help him. There is the only Hansi Haller fan club in the Eifel village of Bad Böhlen. Its members are Erika Plausen and Irene Büggel. Erika receives a visit from her daughter Heike, who has just left her unfaithful boyfriend after his infidelity.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Mark Werner
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Studio:Sony Pictures Film und Fernseh Produktions GmbH, ZDF
Cast
Tomy Wigand
Director
Uwe Ochsenknecht
Hansi Haller
Andrea Sawatzki
Ute Meier-Thiel
Valerie Niehaus
Heike Plausen
Antje Lewald
Erika Plausen
Franziska Traub
Irene Büggel
Michael Brandner
Horst Büggel
Dorothea Walda
Oma Emilie
Heinrich Schafmeister
Swens
Leonard Lansink
Dreher
Konstantin Wecker
Henning Silvester
Martin Armknecht
Ingo C. Lottberg
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