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Der Mann, der nach der Oma kam
Günter and Gudrun Piesold are very busy with their careers as a TV comedian and an actress, so Grandma takes care of household chores and childcare. But when Grandma remarries, the Piesolds are faced with chaos at home and a burning question: Who will take care of the household?
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Günter and Gudrun Piesold are very busy with their careers as a TV comedian and an actress, so Grandma takes care of household chores and childcare. But when Grandma remarries, the Piesolds are faced with chaos at home and a burning question: Who will take care of the household?
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Maurycy Janowski, Lothar Kusche, Roland Oehme
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Runtime:89 minutes
Studio:DEFA-Studio für Spielfilme, Künstlerische Arbeitsgruppe "Johannisthal"
Cast
Roland Oehme
Director
Winfried Glatzeder
Erwin Graffunda
Rolf Herricht
Günter Piesold
Marita Böhme
Gudrun Piesold
Katrin Martin
Gaby Piesold
Rolf Kuhlbach
Danny Piesold
Herbert Köfer
Herr Kotschmann
Marianne Wünscher
Frau Kotschmann
Harald Wandel
Hans-Joachim Kotschmann
Margot Busse
Marianne
Ilse Voigt
Oma Piesold
Agnes Kraus
Frau Köppe
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