Good Bye, Lenin! - actors, characters and roles
All actors and their roles in the film "Good Bye, Lenin!"
Good Bye, Lenin! (2003)
Timing:
2:1 (121 min)
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Actors and characters
Katrin Sass
Character Mother
Maria Simon
Character Ariane
Alexander Beyer
Character Rainer
Michael Gwisdek
Character Klapprath
Christine Schorn
Character Ms. Schäfer
Jürgen Holtz
Character Mr. Ganske
Jochen Stern
Character Mr. Mehlert
Stefan Walz
Character "Sigmund Jähn"
Eberhard Kirchberg
Character Dr. Wagner
Nico Ledermueller
Character Alex (11 years)
Jelena Kratz
Character Ariane (13 years)
Laureen Hatscher
Character Baby Paula (1 year)
Felicitas Hatscher
Character Baby Paula (1 year)
Martin Brambach
Character Stasi 1
Michael Gerber
Character Stasi 2
Robert Störr
Character Official at Award Ceremony
Philipp Kupfer
Character Baby Paula (3 months)
Rainer Werner
Character Stasi in Denim Jacket
Marc Bischoff
Character Young Ward Doctor
Horst-Dieter Stork
Character Border Guard 1
Hartmut Kuley
Character NVA-Officer
Peter Kurth
Character "X-TV" Boss
Ditmar Bieseke
Character Border Guard 2
Dirk Prinz
Character Passenger
Jürgen Vogel
Character "The Chick"
Elke Werner
Character Saleswoman HO-Market
Regina Ziebach
Character Cucumber Woman
Wolfgang Stein
Character Cucumber Man
Mennan Yapo
Character Flea Market Vendor
Fritz Roth
Character Guard at Coca-Cola
Maximilian Brunow
Character Pioneer Sasha
Bojan Heyn
Character Pioneer Niko
Armin Dillenberger
Character Bank Teller
Denys Darahan
Character Pioneer Christian
Bastian Lang
Character Pioneer Frank
Lothar Schlichthar
Character Fat Man at the Pool
Alexander Reed
Character Wuppertaler
Ute Michel
Character Gynecologist
Svea Timander
Character Father's New Wife
Hanna Schwamborn
Character Carla
Rafael Hübner
Character Thomas
Michael Berge
Character Party Speaker
What's left behind the scenes
- During filming at the hospital, a thermometer broke. All the mercury spilled out. Blood tests were taken from everyone present, which showed elevated mercury levels. However, it turned out that this was due to sushi eaten by the crew the day before the accident.
- The boy who played Alex as a child was also fond of building model rockets, so filming the rocket launch scene wasn't particularly difficult.
- The film features a West Berlin Coca-Cola office, which previously 'starred' in Billy Wilder's comedy 'One, Two, Three' (1961).
- Most of the film's scenes were shot in Berlin on Karl-Marx-Allee and around prefabricated buildings near Alexanderplatz.
- At one point in the film, Zhanna Aguzarova's song 'I Believe' can be heard on the radio.
- Although products that existed in the GDR are depicted with historical accuracy in the film, the packaging of products from West Germany does not match what they actually looked like at the time, for example, Heinz ketchup, Pepsi Light, and Coca-Cola Light.
- Denis Domashke (Florian Lukas) wears a shirt with the green code from the movie "The Matrix" (1999), although the film's events take place in the early 1990s, after the fall of the Berlin Wall.
- The film features the West Berlin office of Coca-Cola, which previously 'starred' in Billy Wilder's comedy, 'One, Two, Three' (1961).
- At one point in the film, the song 'I Believe' by Zhanna Aguzarova is heard on the radio.
- Denis Domashke (Florian Lukas) wears a t-shirt with the green code from 'The Matrix' (1999), even though the film's action takes place in the early 1990s, after the fall of the Berlin Wall.
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