Der Heiratsschwindler und seine Frau
Marriage swindler Herbert Krugschenk is a master of his trade. His success is based on meticulous planning, and his wife "Schnuck" is responsible for this. Herbert's life is promptly turned upside down when she dumps him one day. At least the way is now clear for the big coup that his wife has always warned him about: Herbert and his son travel to Switzerland to make a pass at rich widows and fail all along the line.
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Plot Summary
The film follows a con artist who scams women by pretending to be wealthy and eligible, only to find his plans complicated when the woman he is targeting to con is also a con artist, and they end up falling for each other. Their deceptive schemes take an unexpected turn as their relationship develops amidst their fraudulent pursuits.
Critical Reception
While specific critical reviews for 'Der Heiratsschwindler und seine Frau' are not widely documented in major English-language databases, the film, being a German television production, likely garnered attention within its domestic market. It is generally perceived as a lighthearted crime comedy with a somewhat predictable plot, appealing to a segment of the audience that enjoys straightforward entertainment with a touch of romance and suspense.
What Reviewers Say
- A charming, albeit predictable, romantic comedy with a criminal twist.
- The performances, particularly the lead actors, add a likable quality to the characters' deceptive endeavors.
- Offers a light and entertaining viewing experience without demanding too much from the audience.
Google audience: Audience reception data from Google is not readily available for this specific German television film. However, similar productions often receive positive feedback for their comedic elements and engaging storylines.
Fun Fact
The film features the late German comedian Dirk Bach in one of his television film roles prior to his passing.
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