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Hochwürden wird Papa
The priest Hannes Jagermüller struggles to keep his flock under control in the idyllic village of St. Gilgen on Lake Wolfgang. His arch-rival, the mayor Oskar Lindner, is planning to build a ski resort with a hotel on the "magical" wedding meadow.
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The priest Hannes Jagermüller struggles to keep his flock under control in the idyllic village of St. Gilgen on Lake Wolfgang. His arch-rival, the mayor Oskar Lindner, is planning to build a ski resort with a hotel on the "magical" wedding meadow.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Erich Tomek
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Runtime:89 minutes
Studio:Lisa Film, ARD Degeto
Cast
Otto Retzer
Director
Hans Clarin
Father Johannes
Fritz Wepper
Oskar Lindner
Otto Schenk
Enrico Beloni
Dagmar Koller
Elsa Viotti
Wayne Carpendale
Tristan Meyer
Enie van de Meiklokjes
Eva Ebner
Ottfried Fischer
Taxidriver
Max Tidof
Tobi Bischof / Bishop of Salzburg
Rinaldo Talamonti
Chief of Enrico
Johanna Hohloch
Resi
Adi Peichl
Mr. Holzer
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