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German TV series or program
Die Firma Hesselbach
Genre
Family Drama
Starring
Wolf Schmidt (as Karl "Babba" Hesselbach )
Lisel Christ (as Marie Mathilde Eleonore "Mamma" Hesselbach )
Boost Siedhoff (as Willi Hesselbach)
Helga Neuner (as Helga Schneider)
Joachim Engel-Denis (as Fred Lindner)
Rose-Marie Kirstein (as Heidi Hesselbach)
Dieter Henkel (as Peter Hesselbach)
Max Strecker (as Arthur Münzenberger)
Käte Jaenicke (as Hilde Sauerberg)
Ursula Köllner (as Else Sauerberg)
Doris Mack (as Jutta Schäfer)
Sophie Cossaeus (as Fräulein Lohmeier)
Gaby Reichardt (as Emmi Puchel)
Sofie Engelke (as Frieda Lahmann)
Lia Wöhr (as Frau Siebenhals)
Sibylle Schindler (as Fräulein Pinella)
Bogislav von Heyden (as Hans-Ulrich Betzdorf)
Josef Wageck (as Hausmeister Ballmann)
Otto Stern (as Zimmermann)
Dieter Schwanda (as Rudi Krausgrill, Lehrbub)
Iska Geri (as Frau Dr. Meyer)
Inge Rassaerts (as Irene Müller)
Dorle Hintze (as Agathe Flockenbusch)
Christina Monden (as Inge Fröhlich)
Edith Hancke (as Trudi Plischke)
Ernst Walter Mitulski (as Kaufhausbesitzer)
Fritz Strassner (as Herr Dr. Moosbauer)
Georg Lehn (as Herr Dr. Tritschel)
Gudrun Gewecke (as Erna, Hesselbachs Nichte)
Uwe Dallmeier (as Detlef Petersen)
Hertha Genzmer (as Martha u.a.)
Eva-Maria Werth (as Uta Castell)
Astrid Frank (as Karin Schubert)
Nora Bendig (as Elke, Lehrmädchen)
Wilhelm Schmidt (as Setzer Loy)
Reno Nonsens (as Pförtner)
Theme music composer
Willy Czernik
Country of origin
Germany
Original language
German
No. of seasons
3
No. of episodes
51
Original release
Network
Deutsches Fernsehen
Release
22 January 1960 (22 January 1960) – 1967 (1967)
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Die Firma Hesselbach is a German television series.
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