The Day of the Cat

The Day of the Cat

88 mins | Drama | Jan. 21, 2010

The Swiss President, called by all only "big hangover", is in trouble: the election is coming and according to surveys his chances are not very good. From a meeting with the Spanish royal couple, he hopes media attention and a popularity boost. He does not suspect that his closest confidant Pfiff, of all people, is intriguing against him in order to come to power himself. But he does not even shy away from misusing his family for his own purposes. Soon, the president has to fight not only for his political position, but also for his marriage.

The Day of the Cat

88 mins | Drama | Jan. 21, 2010

The Day of the Cat
The Swiss President, called by all only "big hangover", is in trouble: the election is coming and according to surveys his chances are not very good. From a meeting with the Spanish royal couple, he hopes media attention and a popularity boost. He does not suspect that his closest confidant Pfiff, of all people, is intriguing against him in order to come to power himself. But he does not even shy away from misusing his family for his own purposes. Soon, the president has to fight not only for his political position, but also for his marriage.
IMDb rating 5.9
Producers ZDF
Original title Der grosse Kater
Directors Wolfgang Panzer
Writers Thomas Hürlimann, Dietmar Güntsche, Claus Peter Hant

Cast

Bruno Ganz

as Kater

Ulrich Tukur

as Dr. Stotzer / Pfiff

Marie Bäumer

as Marie

Edgar Selge

as Nuntius

Antoine Monot Jr.

as Bobo Carluzzi

Walo Lüönd

as Schneider Feinstein

Christiane Paul

as Dr. Bässler

Martin Rapold

as Matti

Marek Kondrat

as König

Sabine Berg

as Königin

Babett Arens

as Gerti Stotzer

Alice Brünegger

as Chefsekretärin

Theo Maalek

as Dr. Bossi

Matthias Aebischer

as TV-Reporter

Julie Jill Bräuning

as Übersetzerin des Königspaars

Sibylle Mumenthaler

as Führungsleiterin

Stefan Gubser

as Nationalrat

David Benito Garcia

as TV-Techniker

Pablo Aguilar

as Maître

Martin Schaer

as betrunkener Mann 1

Michel Montandon

as betrunkener Mann 2

Tim Levi Keller

as kleiner Kater

Beat Marti

as Katers Vater

Daniel Olivier

as Visagist Andree

Helmut Schwaiger

as Sipo-Techniker

Franziska Cramer

as Schwester Renate

Ariane Pestalozzi

as Madame des Bordells

Olga von Doenhoff

as Kokotte

Zara Nydegger

as Bardame Claire

Margaritha la Rosée

as spanisches Folkloremädchen

Hanspeter Trütsch

as TV-Korrespondent