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When Men Cheat

When Men Cheat (German: Wenn Männer schwindeln) is a 1950 West German comedy film directed by Carl Boese and starring Grethe Weiser, Kurt Seifert and Jeanette Schultze. It was made at the Tempelhof Studios in Berlin. The film's sets were designed by the art directors Willi Herrmann and Heinrich Weidemann.

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Cinematography
Herbert Körner
Country
West Germany
Directed by
Carl Boese
Distributed by
Ring-Film · Sascha Film (Austria)
Edited by
Ursula Neste
Language
German

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When Men Cheat

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Written by · 4
When Men Cheat → Carl Boese, Curth Flatow, Kurt Schwabach (play), Károly Nóti (play)
Starring · 3
When Men Cheat → Grethe Weiser, Jeanette Schultze, Kurt Seifert
Distributed by · 2
When Men Cheat → Ring-Film, Sascha Film (Austria)
Cinematography · 1
When Men Cheat → Herbert Körner
Country · 1
When Men Cheat → West Germany
Directed by · 1
When Men Cheat → Carl Boese
Edited by · 1
When Men Cheat → Ursula Neste
Language · 1
When Men Cheat → German
Music by · 1
When Men Cheat → Viktor Altmann
Produced by · 1
When Men Cheat → Frank Clifford

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german men cheat grethe weiser kurt seifert jeanette schultze west film directed carl boese starring berlin frau wenn männer schwindeln

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
When Men CheatCinematographyHerbert Körner1.00infobox
When Men CheatCountryWest Germany1.00infobox
When Men CheatDirected byCarl Boese1.00infobox
When Men CheatDistributed byRing-Film1.00infobox
When Men CheatDistributed bySascha Film (Austria)1.00infobox
When Men CheatEdited byUrsula Neste1.00infobox
When Men CheatLanguageGerman1.00infobox
When Men CheatMusic byViktor Altmann1.00infobox
When Men CheatProduced byFrank Clifford1.00infobox
When Men CheatProduction companyCordial-Film1.00infobox
When Men CheatRelease date26 August 1950 (1950-08-26)1.00infobox
When Men CheatRunning time85 minutes1.00infobox
When Men CheatStarringGrethe Weiser1.00infobox
When Men CheatStarringKurt Seifert1.00infobox
When Men CheatStarringJeanette Schultze1.00infobox
When Men CheatWritten byCarl Boese1.00infobox
When Men CheatWritten byCurth Flatow1.00infobox
When Men CheatWritten byKároly Nóti (play)1.00infobox
When Men CheatWritten byKurt Schwabach (play)1.00infobox

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