Ein Schnitzel für drei 2009
In the charming German comedy *Ein Schnitzel für drei* (2009), directed by Manfred Stelzer, two unlikely friends navigate an absurd turn of fortune that blurs the line between luck and trouble.
Director: Manfred Stelzer
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is *Ein Schnitzel für drei* (2009) about?
This German comedy follows two friends whose lives take a wild turn when one discovers a stash of cash hidden by a forgetful neighbor. Their decision to take the money spirals into chaos as they're saddled with caring for the old man, testing their friendship and their sense of right and wrong.
Who directed *Ein Schnitzel für drei*?
Manfred Stelzer directed this 2009 TV movie, known for his work in German television comedies that balance humor with relatable situations.
Who stars in *Ein Schnitzel für drei*?
The film features Armin Rohde as the optimistic Wolfgang, Ludger Pistor as the realistic Günther, alongside Branko Samarovski, Caroline Peters, and Therese Hämer in key supporting roles.
Is *Ein Schnitzel für drei* (2009) worth watching?
If you enjoy lighthearted comedies with a touch of heart and a dash of absurdity, *Ein Schnitzel für drei* is a solid pick. While it's not groundbreaking, its 90-minute runtime keeps the story tight, and the chemistry between Rohde and Pistor makes it entertaining. Fans of German TV movies will find plenty to smile about.
How long is *Ein Schnitzel für drei*?
The film has a runtime of 90 minutes.
About Ein Schnitzel für drei (2009) — A hilarious German comedy about friendship, money, and unexpected responsibilities
In the charming German comedy *Ein Schnitzel für drei* (2009), directed by Manfred Stelzer, two unlikely friends navigate an absurd turn of fortune that blurs the line between luck and trouble. Armin Rohde plays Wolfgang, a perpetually optimistic salesman drowning in unemployment, while Ludger Pistor embodies Günther, his cynical but loyal companion who stumbles upon a hidden fortune hidden by a confused elderly neighbor. Their discovery of hundreds of thousands of Euros sets off a comedic chain reaction, forcing the duo into an unexpected role as caretakers for the eccentric old man whose money they've taken.
The film thrives on the sharp contrast between Wolfgang's relentless positivity and Günther's grounded skepticism, all wrapped in Stelzer's knack for blending heartwarming humor with the chaos of misplaced responsibility. With a runtime of 90 minutes, this TV movie delivers a breezy, feel-good escape, balancing slapstick scenarios with moments of genuine warmth as the friends grapple with their newfound—and unwanted—duties.