The Wiskottens

The Wiskottens (German:Die Wiskottens) is a 1926 German silent film directed by Arthur Bergen and starring Karl Platen, Gertrud Arnold and Harry Liedtke.^[1]

It was based on the 1903 novel of the same title. The film's sets were designed by the art director Max Knaake.

Cast

• Karl Platen as Vater Wiskotten
• Gertrud Arnold as Mutter Wiskotten
• Harry Liedtke as Gustav - der 'Chef'
• Johannes Riemann as Wilhelm - der 'Englishman'
• Gottfried Hagedorn as August - der 'Fromme'
• Gustav Adolf Semler as Fritz - der 'Offizier', Sohn
• Werner Pittschau as Paul - der 'Poet', Sohn
• Werner Fuetterer as Ewald - der 'Maler', Sohn
• Maly Delschaft as Emilie - Gustavs Frau
• Hermann Picha as Jeremias Scharwächter - ihr Vater
• Frida Richard as Tante Josefine - seine Schwester
• Camilla von Hollay as Miß Mabel White
• Adolphe Engers as Gastwirt Zinters
• Erika Glässner as Gretchen - seine Tochter
• Robert Leffler as Werkmeister Kölsch
• Hélène Hallier as Anna
• Hans Brausewetter as Ernst
• Gustav Rickelt as Gastwirt 'Oweram'
• Ernst Behmer as Der Musterzeichner
• Hermann Vallentin as Der Arbeiter Wisczkowski
• Emil Rameau as Der Färber Barthelmes
• Karl Thiemann as Der Heizer Christian
• Maria Forescu as Zimmerwirtin
• Anna Müller-Lincke as Dienstmädchen Minna
• Max Wilmsen as Der Polizist
• Illo Gutschwager as Lehrling bei Scharwächter
• Frau Weber as Arbeiterin Mathilde
• Alphons Schünemann as Der kleine Gustav
• Inge Falken as Die kleine Emilie

References

External links

• The Wiskottens at the Internet Movie Database