Goldene Zeiten - Feine Leute

Goldene Zeiten - Feine Leute

1977 · 165 min · Comedy

Historical television comedy around Friedrich Alfred Krupp, whose connection to the imperial court and the influence of Kaiser Wilhelm II. to the Krupp family. Not yet 50 years old, the "cannon king" dies in 1902. The emperor holds a memorial speech sown with threats against the "inner enemies". Telltale secret files emerge, strange amorous adventures are in the game.

Directed by Kurt Veth · Written by Karl Georg Egel

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