
Vertrauen ist alles
Comedy · Romance · TV Movie
Overview
Jennifer is the capricious daughter of hotel manager Dr. Karl Blankenburg. After all sorts of escapades by the prima donna in Berlin, her father gives his daughter one last chance: to discipline her, he orders her to work as a chambermaid under a false name in his hotel in the countryside. Of course, the spoiled "little one" is quickly overwhelmed by the unfamiliar work and is watched suspiciously at every turn by the housekeeper, Karin Kern.
Top Cast


Alexandra Maria Lara
Alexandra Maria Lara
Jennifer Blankenburg
Alexandra Maria Lara
Jennifer Blankenburg


Peter Simonischek
Peter Simonischek
Dr. Ernst Blankenburg
Peter Simonischek
Dr. Ernst Blankenburg


Xaver Hutter
Xaver Hutter
Mike Abendroth
Xaver Hutter
Mike Abendroth


Gerd Wameling
Gerd Wameling
Harald Sommer
Gerd Wameling
Harald Sommer


Saskia Vester
Saskia Vester
Karin Kern
Saskia Vester
Karin Kern
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