The Swingin' Stewardesses

Synopsis

In the 1971 film 'The Swingin' Stewardesses' (original title 'Die Stewardessen'), Evelyne Traeger stars in a lighthearted comedy about the adventures of a group of glamorous stewardesses. Set against the backdrop of the swinging 70s, the movie follows the stewardesses as they navigate their personal lives while dealing with the challenges of their glamorous yet demanding profession. Filled with humor, romance, and a touch of drama, the film offers a fun and nostalgic look at the era. As the stewardesses juggle their relationships and career pressures, audiences are taken on a journey full of laughter, love, and unexpected twists.

Cast

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  Evelyne Traeger

  Evelyn

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  Ingrid Steeger

  Ingrid

• Kathrin Heberle

  Stewardess in Jahrmarktsepisode

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  Margrit Siegel

  Jenny

• Raphael Britten

  David - der Co-Pilot

• Detlev Heyse

  Farmer

Reviews

Despite its alluring title and premise, 'The Swingin' Stewardesses' fails to take off with critics. IMDb rates the film at a dismal 3.8/10. Reviewers have criticized the movie for its dated humor, lackluster performances, and weak storyline. One reviewer on Rotten Tomatoes describes it as 'a forgettable romp through the 70s skies with no real destination in sight.' Another review on Metacritic points out the film's cliched characters and predictable plot twists. Despite a few moments of levity, 'The Swingin' Stewardesses' ultimately fails to deliver a satisfying viewing experience.