Axel Munthe - Der Arzt von San Michele

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Category: 39
All Genres: Biography, Drama
Release Year: 1962
Country: West Germany, France, Italy
Runtime: 134
Rating: (0)
Languages: German
Director: Giorgio Capitani Rudolf Jugert Georg Marischka
Sound: Mono
Taglines:

A comedy about almost fulfilling your dreams...

Writing by: Hans Jacoby - writer
Axel Munthe - autobiography
Harald G. Petersson - writer

Produced by: Artur Brauner - producer

Cast: O.W. Fischer - Axel Munthe
Rosanna Schiaffino - Antonia
Sonja Ziemann - Prinzessin Clementine
María Mahor - Ebba
Valentina Cortese - Eleonora Duse
Antoine Balpêtré - Leblanc
Fernand Sardou - Petit-Piere
Heinz Erhardt - Brunoni
Renate Ewert - Patientin
Ingeborg Schöner - Natasha
Christiane Maybach - Paulette

Music: Mario Nascimbene
Official Website: Visit Website

Plot Outline: Dr. Bob Shushan is an overworked and absent father who runs a centre for the mentally and physically challenged...
Plot: Dr. Bob Shushan is an overworked and absent father who runs a centre for the mentally and physically challenged. When Shushan suffers a heart attack, his life is saved by James Jones, a young patient at the center. The two men forge a friendship and help each other rekindle the father-son bond that has been missing in their lives.

Movie Quotes: Gabriel: Surely they knew. Parents can always tell when one of their kids are gonna turn out to be wolves.

Crazy Credits: We know about 1 Crazy Credits. One of them reads:
The credits have a blue background, and to the left, you can see Bert and Crystal poking through a Christmas wreath.

Goofs: We know about 1 goofs. Here comes one of them:
Boom mic visible: In the swimming pool scene the boom mic is completely exposed.

Trivia: There are 4 entries in the trivia list - like these:
This programme takes its title from the nursery rhyme: "I'll tell you a story about Jack-a-Nory, And now my story's begun; I'll tell you another about Jack and his brother, And now my story's done."
Alan Bennett's reading of A.A. Milne's "The House at Pooh Corner" was the last ever story to be broadcast on Jackanory before the series was cancelled after some 3500 episodes because of falling ratings.
The three most frequent readers were Bernard Cribbins who presented 111 episodes; Kenneth Williams who presented 69 episodes; and John Grant who presented 55 episodes, narrating and illustrating his own stories about a caveman called Littlenose.