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Werner and the Wizard of Booze
Comic artist Brösel trades a magic pen that helps him come up with funny stories for the promise to fulfill one of Rumpelstiltskin's wishes. The resulting animated films show episodes of the life of Werner, a plumber apprentice and motorbike enthusiast and his friends. They are interspersed with the live-action portions.
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Comic artist Brösel trades a magic pen that helps him come up with funny stories for the promise to fulfill one of Rumpelstiltskin's wishes. The resulting animated films show episodes of the life of Werner, a plumber apprentice and motorbike enthusiast and his friends. They are interspersed with the live-action portions.
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Genre:Animation, Comedy, Action
Written By:Ernst Kahl
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Runtime:93 minutes
Studio:Constantin Film
Cast
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Director
Klaus Büchner
Werner (voice)
Rötger Feldmann
Brösel
Andi Feldmann
Meister Röhrich / Andi (voice)
Kulle Westphal
Eckat (voice)
Meret Becker
Rumpelstilzchen
I Stangl
King / Producer
Johannes Silberschneider
Chancellor / Chauffeur
Ludger Pistor
Pastor Amen
Nicole Boguth
Nurse
Jürgen Tonkel
Landed Gentry
Barbara de Koy
Lady-in-Waiting / Aunt Brösel
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