Willibald Eser

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Willibald Eser (1 September 1933 - August 2005) was a German screenwriter, notable for his work on films including A Glass of Water, Love from Paris, Temptation in the Summer Wind and The Dream of Lieschen Mueller.

• Love from Paris (1957)
• The Count of Luxemburg (1957)
• A Glass of Water (1960)
• Ingeborg (1960)
• The Dream of Lieschen Mueller (1961)
• How I Learned to Love Women (1966)
• Slap in the Face (1970)
• Temptation in the Summer Wind (1972)

• Willibald Eser at IMDb
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