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Bullyparade: The Movie
A multi-episode movie based on the skit TV show "bullyparade".
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A multi-episode movie based on the skit TV show "bullyparade".
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Genre:Comedy
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Runtime:100 minutes
Studio:herbX film
Cast
Michael Herbig
Director
Michael Herbig
Lutz / Brigitte Spuck / Sigi Solo / Sissi / König Ludwig / Winnetou / Kastagnette
Christian Tramitz
Mr. Moneymaker / Jürgen Thorsten / Franz / Old Shatterhand / Kastagnette 2 / Jörg Kasirske / Bronko Kulička
Rick Kavanian
Löffler / Schrotty / King Klon / Yeti / James Beam / Feldmarschall / Markler Dimitri Stoupakis / Dr. Schmitz / Tschango / Standesbeamter / Kastagnette 3 / Pavel Pipovič
Jasmin Gassmann
Susirella
Jeanne Goursaud
Babsirella
Laura Berlin
Monirella
Jane Chirwa
Mozzarella
Sky du Mont
General Motors / Santa Maria
Cornelia Ivancan
Annette
Andreas Fröhlich
Erzähler
Kim Girschner
asiatischer Anleger
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