Carow, Heiner, Delmare, Fred, Domröse, Angelica, Glatzeder, Winfried, Ludwig, Rolf, Wenzel, Heidemarie	...	(Director)
Heiner Carow, Ulrich Plenzdorf	...	(Writer)
Angelica Domröse	...	Paula
Winfried Glatzeder	...	Paul
Heidemarie Wenzel	...	Die Schöne
Fred Delmare	...	Reifen-Saft
Rolf Ludwig	...	Professor
Käthe Reichel	...	Frau des Schießbudenbesitzers
Hans Hardt-Hardtloff	...	Schießbudenbesitzer
Frank Schenk	...	Kollege Schmidt
Dietmar Richter-Reinick	...	Kumpel
Eva-Maria Hagen	...	Die Blonde
Jürgen Frohriep	...	Martin
Christian Steyer	...	Colli
Willi Schrade	...	Liebhaber der Schönen
Peter Gotthardt	...	Musikerkollege
Marga Legal	...	Nachbarin
Robert Glatzeder	...	Michael - Pauls Sohn
Hertha Thiele	...	Frau Knuth
Anne Pfeuffer	...	Creative Producer
Jürgen Brauer	...	Director of Photography
Harry Leupold	...	Production Design
Barbara Braumann	...	Costume Design
Evelyn Carow	...	Editor
Manfred Damm	...	Still Photographer
Herbert Kroiss	...	Still Photographer
Regina Teichmann	...	Makeup Artist
Bernhard Schlums	...	Makeup Artist

Summary: One of the most popular and controversial of all East German films, Heiner Carow's The Legend Of Paul And Paula is both a romantic and an ironic view of love, with an underlying plea for individual freedom-- landmark film that remains beloved by German audiences today.The story of two people who couldn't be more different and yet more perfect for each other, The Legend Of Paul And Paula is truly a legendary romance. Paula (Angelica Domrose) is an unmarried salesclerk with two children who thinks with her heart and wants nothing more than to achieve complete happiness in life. Paul (Winfried Glatzeder) is a conservative mid-level bureaucrat stuck in a loveless marriage who only wants to provide for his family and climb the social ladder. Although they're neighbors, it's not until they meet by accident one evening that they begin to fall in love. Paula attempts to liberate Paul from his complacency with her more free-spirited ways. When personal tragedies and heartache beset them both Paul begins to fully appreciate her love, but it may already be too late.