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German TV adaptation of Grimm‘s fairy tale “Iron John“.
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German TV adaptation of Grimm‘s fairy tale “Iron John“.
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Genre:Family, Fantasy, TV Movie
Written By:Rudolf Herfurtner
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Studio:ZDF
Cast
Manuel Siebenmann
Director
Laurence Rupp
Johannes
Paula Schramm
Prinzessin
Michael Mendl
Eisenhans
André Hennicke
Schwarzer Ritter
Marion Mitterhammer
Königin
Karl Fischer
Koch
Alexander Jagsch
Haushofmeister
Wolfgang S. Zechmayer
Ritter 1
Johann Adam Oest
König
Leopold Conzen
Johannes als Kind
Bernd Jeschek
Zweiter König
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