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Anne und der König von Dresden
Anne Grainauer, a celebrated foreign correspondent, suddenly finds herself without a job after 24 years. The charming Gregor König offers some consolation. Anne finds out that Gregor is not only the mayor of Dresden, but also the favorite enemy of her daughter Jess, who is leading a citizens' initiative against the airport expansion. Gregor persistently courts Anne's heart. And she has to make a decision.
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Anne Grainauer, a celebrated foreign correspondent, suddenly finds herself without a job after 24 years. The charming Gregor König offers some consolation. Anne finds out that Gregor is not only the mayor of Dresden, but also the favorite enemy of her daughter Jess, who is leading a citizens' initiative against the airport expansion. Gregor persistently courts Anne's heart. And she has to make a decision.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Lars Morgenroth, Freya Stewart
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Studio:ARD, ZDF
Cast
Karola Meeder
Director
Richy Müller
Gregor König
Lavinia Wilson
Jess Voigt
Katja Flint
Anne Grainauer
Judith Hoersch
Referentin Wagner
Stephan Grossmann
Christian
Christian Koerner
Jakob
Christoph Grunert
Herr Poschinger
Stefan Ruppe
Herr Schmitt
Nina Vorbrodt
Dozentin Elke
Bärbel Stolz
Empfangsdame
Guntbert Warns
Kreisky
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