Scrounged Meals

Scrounged Meals was released on March 3, 1977.

Scrounged Meals was directed by Michael Verhoeven.

Scrounged Meals has a runtime of 1h 35m.

Scrounged Meals was produced by Michael Verhoeven.

The homeless Alfred lives on the streets, sleeps under a bridge. Since years he has a dream for which he puts by: a vacation in the South, possibly Mallorca. One day he meets police patrolman Erwin in a bar; after they realize that Alfred is from the same village as Erwin's family, an unusual friendship develops. Erwin is disgusted with his life: his thoughtless wife and his overly rigorous colleagues. So he tries to at least help Alfred.

The key characters in Scrounged Meals are Alfred Eisenhardt (Heinz Rühmann), Erwin (Mario Adorf), Schiller (René Deltgen).

Scrounged Meals is a Comedy, Drama film.

Scrounged Meals has an audience rating of 6.2 out of 10.