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In the 17th century, in a little town called Toth, people are mysteriously disappearing and rumor has it that a werewolf is wandering the streets.
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In the 17th century, in a little town called Toth, people are mysteriously disappearing and rumor has it that a werewolf is wandering the streets.
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Genre:TV Movie, Comedy, Family, Fantasy
Written By:Carlo Boszhard, Irene Moors
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Studio:Holland Media House
Cast
Armando de Boer, Carlo Boszhard
Director
Carlo Boszhard
Koning Magnus
Irene Moors
Koningin Gwendel
Daphny Muriloff
Grisela de Heks
Hero Muller
Verteller
Bert Johan van Goor
Merlijn de Tovenaar
Eric van Heesel
Monster
Ben Dunker
Nar
Bram Steenhuizen
Wachter
Joost van Gunter
Wachter
Wim Plomp
Wachter
Saskia Hoekstra
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