The Stationmaster's Wife

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The Stationmaster's Wife (German: Bolwieser) is the title of a two-part 1977 television film by Rainer Werner Fassbinder, financed by ZDF. The theatrical version of the film was not aired until 1983. The screenplay is based on the 1931 novel of the same name by Oskar Maria Graf, which is based on a true story.^[1]

Cast^[2][]

• Kurt Raab as Xaver Ferdinand Maria Bolweiser, stationmaster
• Elisabeth Trissenaar as Hanni, the wife
• Bernhard Helfrich as Frank Merkl, butcher and innkeeper
• Udo Kier as Schaffthaler, hairdresser
• Volker Spengler as Mangst, secretary
• Armin Meier as Scherber, the PhD student
• Karl-Heinz von Hassel as Windegger
• Gustl Bayrhammer as Neidhart, Hanni's father

References[]

External links[]

• The Stationmaster's Wife at IMDb

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