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Die Geschichte vom Brandner Kaspar
70-year old Brandner Kaspar lives with his granddaughter Nannerl in the mountains at the Schliersee. As he is visited by the Death and wants to take him, Brandner Kaspar tricks him and gets another 20 years of life.
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70-year old Brandner Kaspar lives with his granddaughter Nannerl in the mountains at the Schliersee. As he is visited by the Death and wants to take him, Brandner Kaspar tricks him and gets another 20 years of life.
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Genre:Comedy, Drama
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Box Office:$8,623,057
Runtime:105 minutes
Studio:Clasart Film, Perathon Film-und Fernsehproduktions, Tele München
Cast
Joseph Vilsmaier
Director
Franz Xaver Kroetz
Brandner Kaspar
Michael Herbig
Boandlkramer
Lisa Maria Potthoff
Nannerl
Alexander Held
Alois Kugler
Jörg Hube
Petrus
Herbert Knaup
Erzengel Michael
Detlev Buck
Karl Wilhelm von Zieten
Elisabeth Trissenaar
Sophie
Sebastian Bezzel
Fonse Sonnenstatter
Peter Ketnath
Toni Birk
Jürgen Tonkel
Der Heilige Nantwein
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