Mediterranean Holiday (German: Traumreise unter weissen Segeln) is a 1962 West German documentary film directed by Hermann Leitner and Rudolf Nussgruber. It was entered into the 3rd Moscow International Film Festival.[1]

Mediterranean Holiday
American 1965 newspaper advertisement using the U.S. title
Directed by	Karl Hartl (Künstlerische Oberleitung) Hermann Leitner Rudolf Nussgruber
Written by	Karl Hartl
Produced by	Rudolf Travnicek
Narrated by	Burl Ives
Edited by	Karl Hartl
Release date	19 December 1962 (1962-12-19)
Running time	158 minutes
Country	West Germany
Language	German

It was filmed in Superpanorama 70, a 70mm non-anamorphic format, marketed as Cinevision when presented on a curved screen. It was reprinted anamorphically in 35mm and often advertised as a CinemaScope release. It was even shown in a Cinerama theatres, where it was advertised as a Cinerama release.[2]

Cast

• Burl Ives as Narrator (English-language version)
• Hans Clarin as Narrator (German-language version)
• Graham Hill as Himself
• Grace Kelly as Herself (as Princess Grace of Monaco)
• Begum Aga Khan III as Herself (as Die Begum)
• King Constantine II as Himself (as Prince Constantine of Greece)
• Prince Rainier of Monaco as Himself

References

External links

• Mediterranean Holiday at IMDb

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