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Schloß Königswald
In Königswald Castle, eight noble old ladies and their maid are waiting for the end of World War II. Princess Ursela has made arrangements with her grandmother, the Countesses Hohenlohe, Dohna, Posadowsky, and Woronzoff, as well as Baroness Schweinitz and Baroness von Boehme. The Americans are advancing on the castle from one side, while the Russians are approaching from the other. Suddenly, however, Wehrmacht soldiers barricade themselves in the castle to defend it. But the old ladies do not want to be defended, lest they risk the destruction of their beloved castle. So they hatch a crazy plan to get rid of the German soldiers...
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In Königswald Castle, eight noble old ladies and their maid are waiting for the end of World War II. Princess Ursela has made arrangements with her grandmother, the Countesses Hohenlohe, Dohna, Posadowsky, and Woronzoff, as well as Baroness Schweinitz and Baroness von Boehme. The Americans are advancing on the castle from one side, while the Russians are approaching from the other. Suddenly, however, Wehrmacht soldiers barricade themselves in the castle to defend it. But the old ladies do not want to be defended, lest they risk the destruction of their beloved castle. So they hatch a crazy plan to get rid of the German soldiers...
Cast
Peter Schamoni
Director
Camilla Horn
Fürstin Großmutter
Dietlinde Turban
Fürstin Ursela
Marianne Hoppe
Gräfin Hohenlohe
Carola Höhn
Gräfin Dohna
Rose Renée Roth
Gräfin Posadowsky
Fee von Reichlin
Baronin Schweinitz
Marika Rökk
Freifrau von Boehme
Anja Kruse
Milka Piontek
Wolfgang Fierek
Franz Hallhuber
Heino Ferch
Funker
Markus Böttcher
Pfeiffer
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