Light of Heart (German: Leichtes Blut) is a 1943 German comedy film directed by Carl Boese and starring Hans Nielsen, Carola Höhn, Werner Fuetterer and Hansi Wendler. It was shot at the Johannisthal Studios in Berlin. The film's sets were designed by the art directors Franz Koehn and Hans Kuhnert.
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Synopsis
Professor Faber, an entomologist, is in love with Herta but is alarmed by the time she spends with the sculptor Karl. He is filled with jealousy when he mistakenly believes that a nude statuette produced by Karl is based on Herta as the model. Encouraged in his jealousy by his housekeeper Christine, he decides to take out his secretary Doris who is in fact in a relationship with Karl. Ultimately, the confusions are cleared up and Faber and Herta become engaged.
Cast
Hans Nielsen as Professor Faber
Carola Höhn as Herta Wilhelmi
Werner Fuetterer as Karl Schwertfeger
Hansi Wendler as Doris Glaser, Sekretärin bei Faber
Roma Bahn as Christine
Günther Lüders as Philipp
Karl Heinz Reichel as Hans Grund, Student
Erich Fiedler as Professor Brettschneider
Waltraut Hahne as Trudchen
Walter Lieck as Fritze
Hubert von Meyerinck as Möllendorf
Alexa von Porembsky as Frl. Assmann
Ruth Lommel as Frl. Dorothee
Erwin Biegel as Taxi-Chauffeur
Heinrich Troxbömker as Autokäufer
Käte Kühl as Autokäuferin
Ewald Wenck as Zeitungsfahrer
Joachim Cadenbach as Student
Josef Gindorf as Student
Karl Jüstel as Autoverkäufer
Alfred Karen as Ein Gast im Restaurant am Tisch Möllendorfs
Leo Peukert as Älterer Kellner
Herbert Weissbach as Fotograf