Primary school teacher August Brösecke and school caretaker Ferdinand Walzl have been playing the football pools together for years. They finally hit the jackpot—or rather, a "twelve-correct" win—but since over 100 other players shared the same luck, they can barely afford to fulfill their dream of owning a car. The vehicle is practically a wreck, and the money isn't even enough to replace two damaged tires and pay for the fuel for a planned holiday trip to Portofino.
Ernst Marischka
Director
Johanna Matz
Lisa Krüger
Wolf Albach-Retty
Georg Schmittlein
Hans Moser
Ferdinand Walzl
Leopold Rudolf
August Brösecke
Egon von Jordan
Mario Caracci
Hermann Erhardt
Wirt Matthias
Otto Glaser
Franz
Elisabeth Stiepl
Mali-Cook im Kaffeehaus
Pepi Glöckner-Kramer
Lisas Großmutter
Rosl Dorena
Susi
Susanne von Almassy
Rosita
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