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Werner - Gekotzt wird später!

Name: Werner - Gekotzt wird später!
Director: Michael Schaack
Genre: Animation, Comedy, Action
Released: 2003
Rating: 6
Cast: Klaus Büchner, Andi Feldmann, Otto Sander, Kulle Westphal, Bertram Hiese

Werner, Andi and Eckat play dice to determine the next king of the trio. When Werner is crowned king, he decides for all of them to skip work and start for Korsika.

2003 · Directed by Michael Schaack · 80 min · Animation · Comedy · Action · 10 frames

Crew

Screenplay: Rötger Feldmann, Andi Feldmann
Cinematography: Graham Tiernan
Edited by: Sascha Wolff
Music: J.P. Genkel
Production design: Hayo Freitag
Produced by: Herman Weigel, Bernd Eichinger, Jan-Michael Brandt, Lutz W. Lester

Cast

Klaus Büchner as Werner (voice)
Andi Feldmann as Meister Röhrich / Andi (voice)
Otto Sander as Erzähler (voice)
Kulle Westphal as Eckat (voice)
Bertram Hiese as Präsi (voice)
Rötger Feldmann as Röhre (voice)
Lilo Wanders as Frau Glör (voice)
Heinz Schenk as Tankstellenomi (voice)
Gustav-Adolph Artz as (voice)
Thomas Struck as Hüpi (voice)

Production

Country: Germany
Language: German
Studios: Achterbahn, Constantin Film
Box office: $6,996,083
Themes: ford taunus, male friendship, oldtimer, best friend, group of friends, tourism

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