That Guy Loves Me, Am I Supposed to Believe That? (German: Der Kerl liebt mich - und das soll ich glauben?) is a 1969 West German comedy film directed by Marran Gosov and starring Uschi Glas, Harald Leipnitz and Stefan Behrens. The film's sets were designed by the art directors Christoph Hertling and Duscha Sypereck. Location shooting took place in West Berlin and Munich. Gosov was associated with the New German Cinema movement.
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Synopsis
Unable to afford the rent for her Berlin apartment, Tony impulsively decides to leave and move to Bavaria. She hitchhike and encounters a smooth but shady antiques dealer Rolf and a more awkward inventor Stefan, both of whom fall in love with her. When the two meets she worries they will be jealous, but in fact they strike up a close friendship and almost overlook her.
Cast
Uschi Glas as Tony
Harald Leipnitz as Rolf Olvedi
Stefan Behrens as Stefan
Horst Janson as Rainer Forst
Georg Hartmann as Kriminalinspektor
Dieter Augustin as Horst
Heidrun Hankammer as Helga
Gerd Lohmeyer as Klaus
Marran Gosov as Mann in der Telefonzelle
Horst Wendlandt as Porschefahrer
Ekkehard Fritsch as Vermieter
Willy Schultes as 1. Trödler
Johannes Buzalski as 2. Trödler