Geld sofort 1961

Overview

Geld sofort is a German comedy film released in 1961 that is categorized as a short film with a duration of 37 minutes. Directed by Johann Alexander Hübler-Kahla, the production is based on the novel Eine kleine Geschichte aus einer großen Stadt by Gabriel D’Hervilliez. The story is set in a big city and features Heinz Erhardt in the lead role. Erhardt portrays a character named Zatke, who is a representative for Vogelsand. In the narrative, Zatke finds himself in urgent need of money and makes the mistake of asking the wrong person for financial assistance. The character is noted for joining the ranks of other roles played by Erhardt, such as the well-intentioned tax official Willi Winzig, who frequently becomes entangled in the ambiguities of his own language. The film also features performances by actors Oskar Sima, Ulrich Beiger, and Ernst Brasch. Although it was produced around 1961, the film was considered previously unknown for a period of time before being identified as a work featuring Heinz Erhardt in top form.