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A young man, seeking to avoid an arranged marriage, pretends to be ill. His elaborate charade quickly becomes complicated when he falls for his intended bride and has to maintain his deception.

This lighthearted German comedy was generally well-received by audiences for its charming premise and comedic performances, though it was not a major critical success on the international stage. It's often remembered as a pleasant, albeit simple, romantic comedy from its era.

• Praised for its charming romantic storyline.

• O.W. Fischer's performance as the scheming protagonist was a highlight.

• A light and enjoyable, if somewhat predictable, comedy.

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The film was directed by and stars O.W. Fischer, a prominent German actor of the post-war era, showcasing his versatility in both acting and directing.