
Weber: Der Freischütz
Synopsis
Director Rolf Liebermann’s 1968 filmed-for-TV production of Carl Maria von Weber’s opera, with the Hamburg State Opera performing an adapted stage version. Soloists include Bernhard Minetti, Toni Blankenheim and Arlene Saunders. The conductor is Leopold Ludwig.
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- Director
- Joachim Hess
- Original Score
- Carl Maria von Weber
- Original Title
- Weber: Der Freischütz
- Country of Origin
- Germany
- Spoken Languages
- German
- Runtime
- 2h 3m
- Production Studios
- Polyphon
Creative Leadership & Key Crew
Joachim Hess
Carl Maria von Weber
Department Leadership Roster
Joachim Hess
Director
Carl Maria von Weber
Original Music Composer
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Frequently Asked Questions About Weber: Der Freischütz
Quick factual answers about cast, synopsis, director, box office, and release information.
What is Weber: Der Freischütz about?
Director Rolf Liebermann’s 1968 filmed-for-TV production of Carl Maria von Weber’s opera, with the Hamburg State Opera performing an adapted stage version. Soloists include Bernhard Minetti, Toni Blankenheim and Arlene Saunders. The conductor is Leopold Ludwig.
Who directed Weber: Der Freischütz?
Weber: Der Freischütz was directed by Joachim Hess.
Who stars in Weber: Der Freischütz?
The principal cast of Weber: Der Freischütz includes Ernst Kozub, Gottlob Frick, Franz Grundheber, Toni Blankenheim, Arlene Saunders.
When was Weber: Der Freischütz released and how long is it?
Weber: Der Freischütz was released in 1968 with a total runtime of 2h 3m.
Who composed the musical score for Weber: Der Freischütz?
The original motion picture soundtrack for Weber: Der Freischütz was composed by Carl Maria von Weber.



















