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Horst Wendlandt

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From: Film - Dienst
Date: 20060525
Author:Heinz, Rainer

Horst Wendlandt

Der Mann, der Winnetou & Edgar Wallace, Bud Spencer & Terence Hill, Otto & Loriot ins Kino brachte. Von Dona Kujacinski. Schwarzkopf & Schwarzkopf Verlag, Berlin 2006, 544 S., zahlr. Abb., 24,90 Euro.

Für den Produzenten, der einen Film eigentlich erst ermöglicht, hat das breite Publikum kaum Interesse. Nur die wenigsten prägen sich ein, von der der alten Garde etwa Artur Brauner, Franz Seitz, Luggi Waldleitner, Gyula Trebitsch. Der erfolgreichste deutsche Filmproduzent dürfte, zumindest was Zuschauerzahlen und Einspielergebnisse angeht, Horst Wendlandt ...

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