'Unveiled': Why Did They Get Married?
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Bravo, Little Thomas
Thomas always seems to have bad luck until he is celebrated as a hero after rescuing little Monika from drowning. After the fanfare subsides, he immediately falls back into his old role as a constantly unlucky person.
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Thomas always seems to have bad luck until he is celebrated as a hero after rescuing little Monika from drowning. After the fanfare subsides, he immediately falls back into his old role as a constantly unlucky person.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Odo Krohmann
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Runtime:70 minutes
Studio:Bavaria Film, Bavaria-Filmkunst
Cast
Jan Fethke
Director
Elise Aulinger
Frau Rennert
Ernst G. Schiffner
Karussellbesitzer
Rudolf Reiff
Bäckermeister Knoll
Fritz Wagner
Wilhelm Rennert
Katja Nyborg
Susanne
Walther Jung
Paulsen, Großgärtnereibesitzer
Eva Wagner
Monika Paulsen
Hans Töller
Thomas Rennert
Hans Jürgen Stöcker
Heiner
Hilde Berndt
Kindermädchen
Reiner Brönneke
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