Werner: Eat My Dust!!!

Werner: Eat My Dust!!!(1996)

06/27/1996 (US)Animation, Comedy, Action1h 25m

5.8

Overview

Because of a bet, Werner and his friend have to construct the fastest vehicle to win a race, because life depends on it.

Michael Schaack

Director

Udo Beissel

Director

Andi Feldmann

Story

Rötger Feldmann

Screenplay

Andi Feldmann

Screenplay

Christian Sievers

Screenplay

Christian Sievers

Story

Rötger Feldmann

Story

Top Billed Cast

Klaus Büchner

Klaus Büchner

Werner / Herbert (voice)

Andi Feldmann

Andi Feldmann

Andi / Meister Röhrich (voice)

Kulle Westphal

Kulle Westphal

Eckat (voice)

Günter Willumeit

Günter Willumeit

Bauer Horst (voice)

Monty Arnold

Monty Arnold

Nobelschröder (voice)

Thomas Struck

Thomas Struck

Fischbein / Hüpi / Cameraman / Pilot (voice)

Christian Sievers

Christian Sievers

Heiner (voice)

Harald Wehmeier

Harald Wehmeier

Bodo (voice)

Martin Semmelrogge

Martin Semmelrogge

Shorty (voice)

Robert Schlunze

Robert Schlunze

Helmut (voice)

Benno Hoffmann

Benno Hoffmann

Bruno (voice)

Lilo Wanders

Lilo Wanders

Magret (voice)

Raymond Voß

Raymond Voß

President / Günzelsen (voice)

Ruth Rockenschaub

Ruth Rockenschaub

Ms. Hüpenbecker (voice)

Friederike Sabin

Friederike Sabin

Mrs. Günzelsen (voice)

Michael Schaack

Michael Schaack

Japankradler (voice)

Carlo von Tiedemann

Carlo von Tiedemann

Narrator (voice)

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Part of the Werner Collection

The character of Werner is based on Brösel's and his brother Andi's experiences. Werner's life is that of an unemployed biker that consists of consuming large amounts of beer and souping up his motorcycle, a chopped 1950s Horex Regina. Both regularly gets him in trouble with the police and the German vehicle safety agency TÜV who due to their expressed incompetency and imbecility are usually ignored and duped by Werner. In the movies, Werner is voiced by Northern German band Torfrock's singer Klaus Büchner (whereas Torfrock also wrote part of the original soundtrack of the first movie, and partly did for the sequels as well).

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