Why We Need a ‘Princess and the Frog’ Remake
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The fate of a pianist who returns from the Second World War with a wound to his right hand.
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The fate of a pianist who returns from the Second World War with a wound to his right hand.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Harald G. Petersson
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Runtime:93 minutes
Studio:Real-Film
Cast
Ulrich Erfurth
Director
Peter Schütte
Michael Reimers, Pianist
Edith Schneider
Hanna, seine Frau
Willy Fritsch
Dr. Thomas Benninghoff
Leopold von Ledebur
Ellerbrook
Hedwig Schmitz
Frau Inke Reimers, Michaels Mutter
Else von Möllendorff
Schwester Marianne
Franz Schafheitlin
Professor Grammann
Gisela Mattishent
Franziska Rettberg, Lehrerin
Margarete Haagen
Frau von Hartensfels, Hausdame
Peter Mosbacher
Osthus, Regierungsrat
Gerhard Ritter
Konsul Osthus
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