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7.0 / 10(1 votes)IMDb19371h 14mHungary, Austria

Hochzeitsreise zu 50%

Synopsis

A marriage ban for employees! This rumor causes turmoil among the staff at the Arcadia toy factory in Budapest. Misunderstandings, suspicions, wicked jokes ensue – and a happy ending. The exterior shots were filmed in and around Naples, with the Italian Navy making a curious contribution by providing a warship and a submarine for the shoot.

Key Information & Fast Facts

Director
Steve Sekely
Screenplay & Story
Aladar Laszlo
Original Title
Hochzeitsreise zu 50%
Country of Origin
Hungary, Austria
Spoken Languages
German
Runtime
1h 14m
Production Studios
Lux Film

Creative Leadership & Key Crew

Director

Steve Sekely

Screenplay & Story

Aladar Laszlo, Fritz Grünbaum

Department Leadership Roster

Aladar Laszlo

Screenplay

Steve Sekely

Steve Sekely

Director

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Frequently Asked Questions About Hochzeitsreise zu 50%

Quick factual answers about cast, synopsis, director, box office, and release information.

What is Hochzeitsreise zu 50% about?

A marriage ban for employees! This rumor causes turmoil among the staff at the Arcadia toy factory in Budapest. Misunderstandings, suspicions, wicked jokes ensue – and a happy ending. The exterior shots were filmed in and around Naples, with the Italian Navy making a curious contribution by providing a warship and a submarine for the shoot.

Who directed Hochzeitsreise zu 50%?

Hochzeitsreise zu 50% was directed by Steve Sekely.

Who stars in Hochzeitsreise zu 50%?

The principal cast of Hochzeitsreise zu 50% includes Gyula Kabos, Mimo von Delly, Ernö Verebes, Irén Ágay, Georg Dénes.

When was Hochzeitsreise zu 50% released and how long is it?

Hochzeitsreise zu 50% was released in 1937 with a total runtime of 1h 14m.