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Berliner Bettwurst

In this sequel to Die Bettwurst, Dietmar and Luzi are a somewhat unorthodox couple, who live and fight with tremendous enthusiasm. The unusual nature of their liaison is signalled by the fact that Dietmar is bisexual and is completely unable to remain faithful to Luzi. Dietmar also has his own, personal dialect of German. Luzi, on the other hand, is coziness personified. No matter, in this film they get married at the Memorial Church in Berlin. Infuriated at his playing around, Luzi briefly splits up with him, but when her dog dies of poisoning, he is there to comfort her.

Top Cast

  • Luzi Kryn

    Luzi Kryn

    Luzi

  • Dietmar Kracht

    Dietmar Kracht

    Dietmar

  • Berryt Bohlen

    Berryt Bohlen

    Berryt

  • Lou van Burg

    Lou van Burg

    Playboy

  • Friedhelm

    Friedhelm

    Susi

  • Wolfgang Macke

    Wolfgang Macke

  • Claus Cristofolini

    Claus Cristofolini

  • Lotte Becker

    Lotte Becker

Overview

In this sequel to Die Bettwurst, Dietmar and Luzi are a somewhat unorthodox couple, who live and fight with tremendous enthusiasm. The unusual nature of their liaison is signalled by the fact that Dietmar is bisexual and is completely unable to remain faithful to Luzi. Dietmar also has his own, personal dialect of German. Luzi, on the other hand, is coziness personified. No matter, in this film they get married at the Memorial Church in Berlin. Infuriated at his playing around, Luzi briefly splits up with him, but when her dog dies of poisoning, he is there to comfort her.

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