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A madman wearing a hood escapes from the Wondermore asylum. Shortly thereafter, Sir Douglas, who owns the estate, falls into a coma. This is certainly no coincidence, especially since the line of heirs is dwindling. Scotland Yard Chief John sends Inspector Higgins and Nelson to solve the case…
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A madman wearing a hood escapes from the Wondermore asylum. Shortly thereafter, Sir Douglas, who owns the estate, falls into a coma. This is certainly no coincidence, especially since the line of heirs is dwindling. Scotland Yard Chief John sends Inspector Higgins and Nelson to solve the case…

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Genre:Crime, TV Movie
Directed By:Wolfgang F. Henschel
Written By:Bernd Eilert
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Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:RTL, Rialto Film

Cast

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Wolfgang F. Henschel

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Gunter Berger

Inspector Higgins

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Rebecca Immanuel

Kate Nelson

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Eddi Arent

Sir John

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Rosalind Baffoe

Rosalind Baffoe

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Peer Jäger

Attorney Ryder

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Nina Hoger

Victoria Wonderley

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Ursula Heyer

Vanessa Wonderley

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Vanessa Wonderley

Mrs. Whitehead

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Friedrich Schoenfelder

Sir Douglas

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Boris Aljinovic

Policeman

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Balduin Baas

Archibald Smith

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