Irene and Klaus Bach are happily married. But living closely together with Klaus' parents causes a few problems. Added to this is jealousy of his wife's professional success. She leaves Klaus and the child. With strong support from Täve and Atze, the family tries to bring the "little starlet" back home and reconcile the young couple.
Rudi Kurz
Director
Angelica Domröse
Irene Bach geb. Sauer
Claus Jurichs
Klaus Bach
Helga Raumer
Margarete Bach
Peter Herden
Franz Bach
Eberhard Schaletzky
Täve Bach
Klaus Adamsky
Atze
Birgit Neubert
Sabine Bach
Wolfgang Obst
Harry Flössel
Gertrud Brendler
Frl. Katharina Liebich
Friedrich Richter
Professor Körner
Willi Narloch
Meister Bromme
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