10 Women in Science Fiction Films
Women have always been integral to science fiction, and these amazing women prove why.
Four Against the Bank
One evening, the once successful architect Helmut is tired of the recession giving no jobs, he gets the idea of robbing a bank. He recruits members of his golf club that are not paying their fees.
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One evening, the once successful architect Helmut is tired of the recession giving no jobs, he gets the idea of robbing a bank. He recruits members of his golf club that are not paying their fees.
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Genre:Comedy, Crime, TV Movie
Written By:Wolfgang Menge
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Runtime:95 minutes
Studio:Bavaria Film
Cast
Wolfgang Petersen
Director
Walter Kohut
Hartmut Wredel
Harald Leipnitz
Peter Pagodi
Herbert Bötticher
Benedict Hoffmann
Günther Neutze
Gustav Blümel
Karin Eickelbaum
Angelika Hoffmann
Ingrid van Bergen
Uschi Blümel
Christine Schuberth
Gaby Pagodi
Gitty Djamal
Christa Wredel
Otto Sander
Eberhard Winter
Hans Schulze
Hauptkommisar Röse
Uwe Dallmeier
Kommissar Ludendorf
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