If you have a soft spot for dusty, black-and-white German comedies where everyone talks slightly too fast, Wer wagt - gewinnt is absolutely worth a lazy Sunday afternoon watch. You will probably love this if you already appreciate Heinz Rühmann's specific brand of charm, but anyone looking for modern pacing or a deep p...
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"If you have a soft spot for dusty, black-and-white German comedies where everyone talks slightly too fast, Wer wagt - gewinnt is absolutely worth a lazy Sunday afternoon watch. You will probably love this if you already appreciate Heinz Rühmann's specific brand of charm, but anyone looking for modern pacing or a deep plot will likely turn it off after ten minutes. 🙄It is basically a glorified stage play with some catchy tunes thrown in, courtesy of writer and composer Ralph Benatzky. The plot i..."
Ralph Benatzky
Germany
1936 · IMDb 5
