Effi Briest - Film and Television Adaptations

Film and Television Adaptations

  1. Der Schritt vom Wege, Germany, 1938
    Director: Gustaf Gründgens
    Cast: Marianne Hoppe (Effi), Karl Ludwig Diehl (Innstetten), Paul Hartmann (Crampas)
  2. Rosen im Herbst, West Germany, 1955
    Director: Rudolf Jugert
    Cast: Ruth Leuwerik (Effi), Bernhard Wicki (Innstetten), Carl Raddatz (Crampas)
  3. Effi Briest, East Germany 1968, West Germany 1971
    Director: Wolfgang Luderer
    Cast: Angelica Domröse (Effi), Horst Schulze (Innstetten), Dietrich Körner (Crampas)
  4. Fontane Effi Briest, West Germany 1974
    Director: Rainer Werner Fassbinder
    Cast: Hanna Schygulla (Effi), Wolfgang Schenk (Innstetten), Ulli Lommel (Crampas)
  5. Effi Briest, Germany 2009
    Director: Hermine Huntgeburth
    Cast: Julia Jentsch (Effi), Sebastian Koch (Innstetten), Mišel Matičević (Crampas)

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