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Genre:Animation, History, Comedy
Written By:Sarah Burrini, Sebastian Hotz, Carolin Worbs, Mihaela Sartori
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Studio:Unterhaltungsfernsehen Ehrenfeld, ZDF
Cast
Risto Saar
Director
Jan Böhmermann
Kari (voice)
Miguel Robitzky
Schmutzgeier (voice)
Carolin Worbs
Antilope (voice)
Sebastian Hotz
Gundi (voice)
Olli Dittrich
Theodor Heuss (voice)
Bastian Pastewka
Carlo Schmid (voice)
Uschi Glas
Bundesadler (voice)
Frank Elstner
(voice)
Mechthild Großmann
Dr. Elisabeth Selbert (voice)
Florian Gehlen
(voice)
Axel Gottschick
(voice)
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