1. Plot

2. Cast

3. Reception

4. References

5. External links

and starring Heike Makatsch, Dan Stevens and Monica Bleibtreu.^[1] It depicts the life of the German actress Hildegard Knef.

Plot

In 1966 Hildegard Knef returns to Germany. While she prepares for a concert she thinks back to the beginnings of her career. Flashbacks show how she became an actress and then started a second career as a singer.

Cast

• Heike Makatsch: Hildegard Knef
• Dan Stevens: David Cameron
• Monica Bleibtreu: Else Bongers
• Hanns Zischler: Erich Pommer
• Johanna Gastdorf: Frieda Knef
• Trystan Wyn Puetter: Kurt Hirsch
• Michael Gwisdek: grandfather
• Roger Cicero: Ricci Blum
• Anian Zollner: Ewald von Demandowsky
• Sylvester Groth: Boleslaw Barlog
• Fritz Roth: step-father
• Hary Prinz: Willi Forst
• Jeroen Willems: Anatole Litvak
• Stanley Townsend: David O. Selznick

Reception

Kirk Honeycutt's wrote "Hilde" was an "outstanding biopic about Hildegard Knef with a captivating performance" by Heike Makatsch but also felt the screenplay was "at times superficial".^[2] Variety's Derek Elley attested Heike Makatsch a "remarkably cohesive performance" which was true to each "physical mannerism" of Hildegard Knef. "Easy on the eyes but rarely going more than skin-deep" was his roundup.^[3]

References

External links

• {{IMDb title|0809432|Hilde}}
• {{tcmdb title|774886|Hilde}}
• {{allrovi movie|485810|Hilde}}

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