“Boy”
Slip on your favorite dungarees and spend the day on the east coast of New Zealand before the 90s.
Kein Mann für eine Nummer
Lilian has had enough of men and says goodbye to the world of men for the time being. But due to a technical error, she keeps getting calls from a stranger called Marc. He wants to conquer her and pretends to be the Italian Michele.
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Lilian has had enough of men and says goodbye to the world of men for the time being. But due to a technical error, she keeps getting calls from a stranger called Marc. He wants to conquer her and pretends to be the Italian Michele.
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Genre:Romance, Comedy
Written By:Silke Neumayer
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Studio:Studio Hamburg Produktion Berlin GmbH, Pro7
Cast
Jakob Schäuffelen
Director
Anne Brendler
Lilian Schmitt
Heio von Stetten
Marc Westerkamp
Luise Bähr
Charlotte 'Charly'
Christian Goebel
Daniel
Klaus Schindler
Bernhard Reuter
Dennis Schmidt-Foß
Toni
Corinna Nilson
Jessica
Gaston Bacchiani
Gast
Manfred Breitenstein
Hotelportier
Stephan Bürgi
Stefan
Yvonne Ernicke
Lisa Landauer
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