

Sagenhaftes vom Petermännchen
Synopsis
Every hundred years, the Petermännchen has the chance to be released from his enchantment. This time everything seems to go well. The story tells how he manages to free a wrongly suspected servant from prison and expose a member of the court household as a thief. However, the Petermännchen remains condemned to continue his mischief as a household ghost. Based on a legend from Mecklenburg.
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- Director
- Karl-Heinz Bahls
- Original Title
- Sagenhaftes vom Petermännchen
- Country of Origin
- East Germany
- Spoken Languages
- German
- Runtime
- Unknown
- Production Studios
- Fernsehen der DDR
Creative Leadership & Key Crew
Karl-Heinz Bahls
Department Leadership Roster
Karl-Heinz Bahls
Director
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Frequently Asked Questions About Sagenhaftes vom Petermännchen
Quick factual answers about cast, synopsis, director, box office, and release information.
What is Sagenhaftes vom Petermännchen about?
Every hundred years, the Petermännchen has the chance to be released from his enchantment. This time everything seems to go well. The story tells how he manages to free a wrongly suspected servant from prison and expose a member of the court household as a thief. However, the Petermännchen remains condemned to continue his mischief as a household ghost. Based on a legend from Mecklenburg.
Who directed Sagenhaftes vom Petermännchen?
Sagenhaftes vom Petermännchen was directed by Karl-Heinz Bahls.
Who stars in Sagenhaftes vom Petermännchen?
The principal cast of Sagenhaftes vom Petermännchen includes Peter Bause, Victor Deiß, Christoph Engel, Michael Gerber, Hans Klima.
When was Sagenhaftes vom Petermännchen released and how long is it?
Sagenhaftes vom Petermännchen was released in 1986 with a total runtime of Unknown.
