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Effi Briest is a 1971 East German film directed by Wolfgang Luderer.

Plot summary

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Differences from novel

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Cast

• Angelica Domröse as Effi Briest
• Horst Schulze as Geert von Imstetten
• Walter Lendrich as Alonzo Gießhübler
• Ursula Am-Ende as Sidonie von Grasenabb
• Angelika Ritter as Hertha Jahnke
• Susanne Tischbier as Bertha Jahnke
• Marianne Wünscher as Marietta Tripelli
• Gerda Quies as Hulda Niemeyer
• Gerhard Bienert as Herr von Briest
• Inge Keller as Frau von Briest
• Dietrich Körner as Major von Crampas
• Waltraud Kramm as Frau von Crampas
• Harry Studt as Herr von Grasenabb
• Traute Sense as Frau von Grasenabb
• Heinz Hinze as Herr von Ahlemann
• Hanna Rieger as Frau von Ahlemann
• Axel Triebel as Baron von Jatzkow
• Erich Brauer as Baron von Borcke
• Hans Zimmermann as Kutscher Kruse
• Adolf Peter Hoffmann as Geheimrat Wüllersdorf
• Horst Friedrich as Dr. Rumschüttel
• Werner Schulz-Wittan as Dr. Hannemann
• Hans-Hartmut Krüger as Gizicki
• Hans Flössel as Wilke
• Hilde Kneip as Christel
• Eckhard Bilz as Dagobert
• Günther Ballier as Friedrich
• Krista Siegrid Lau as Johanna
• Lissy Tempelhof as Roswitha
• Lisa Macheiner as Ministerin
• Hannes W. Braun as Erster befrakter Herr
• Karl-Helge Hofstadt as Zweiter befrakter Herr
• Blanche Kommerell

External links

• Effi Briest at IMDb
• Effi Briest is available for free viewing and download at the Internet Archive

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