Hansel and Gretel
“The miracle that happens only once to the very young... at heart.”
Synopsis
A Brothers Grimm fairy tale involving siblings finding a gingerbread house in the middle of the forest owned by an evil witch who captures them and by fattening them, intends to have them for her meal.
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Edited by James F BarclayShot by Wolf SchwanScored by Freddie Phillips
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Cast & Crew
43 unique people credited
Top billed cast
Jurgen Micksch
as Hänsel
Anna Russell
as Rosina Rubylips - the Witch
Wolfgang Condrus
Maren Bielenberg
as Gretel
Heidi Ewert
as Gretel
Mildred Dunnock
as Mother
Barbara Gallauner
as Die Hexe [The Witch - U.S.]
Fritz Genschow
Frank Rogier
as Father
Jochen Diestelmann
as Vater [Father - U.S.]
Elisabeth Ilna
as Witch
Delbert Anderson
as Sandman
Supporting cast
12Helen Boatwright
as Dew Fairy
Erika Kruse
as Lene
Ellen Frank
as Mutter [Mother - U.S.]
Paul Nagel Jr
as Narrator (1970 US version)
Wolfgang Eichberger
as Herr Dicke [Mr. Potbelly - U.S.]
Apollo Boys Choir
as Children
Rita Maria Nowotny
Paul Tripp
as Narrator, U.S. version
Erika Petrick
as Mother
Constance Brigham
as Gretel
Wulf Rittscher
as Kaufmann Klos
August Spillner
as Father
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4Writers
7Producers
2Other crew
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