Cast
| Actor | Role |
|---|---|
| Hilde Krahl | President of the Global Union |
| Josef Meinrad | Prime Minister of Austria |
| Waltraut Haas | Mitzi |
| Judith Holzmeister | Ina Equiquiza |
| Elisabeth Stemberger | Sekretärin |
| Ulrich Bettac | Moderator Robinson |
| Karl Ehmann | Cabinet Chief |
| Peter Gerhard | Hieronymus Gallup |
| Curd Jürgens | Capitano Herakles |
| Robert Michal | Wei Yao Chee |
| Heinz Moog | Hajji Halef Omar |
| Guido Wieland | Alessandro Bibalini |
| Paul Hörbiger | Augustin |
| Hans Moser | Composer |
| Pepi Glöckner-Kramer | |
| Martha Marbo | |
| Eva Payrer | |
| Erika Pirschl | |
| Erna Schickl | |
| Marianne Schönauer | |
| Alma Seidler | Reporterin |
| Anneliese Stöckl-Eberhard | |
| Hansi Stork | |
| Ingeborg Wieser | Alessandro Vitalini |
| Karl Bachmann | |
| Theodor Danegger | Russ. Hochkommissar |
| Karl Eidlitz | |
| Hans Frank | |
| Erik Frey | Prinz Eugen |
| Harry Fuß | Franzl |
| Hugo Gottschlich | |
| Fred Hennings | Deutscher Kaiser |
| Franz Herterich | Amerik. Hochkommissar |
| Hans Holt | |
| Fritz Imhoff | |
| Fred Liewehr | |
| Heribert Meisel | |
| Alfred Neugebauer | Finanzminister |
| Toni Nießner | |
| Hans Richter | Reporter |
| Leopold Rudolf | |
| Stefan Skodler | |
| Ernst Stankovski | |
| Otto Treßler | Engl. Hochkommissar |
| Hans Ziegler | Franz. Hochkommissar |
| Kurt Bülau | |
| Rita Gallos | |
| Edith Prager | |
| Helmut Qualtinger | |
| Gerhard Riedmann | Reitender Bote (uncredited) |
| Die Wiener Sängerknaben | Singers |
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