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A literature professor is happily married, but he feels the need for more romance in his life
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A literature professor is happily married, but he feels the need for more romance in his life
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Genre:Comedy, TV Movie
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Runtime:85 minutes
Studio:ARD
Cast
Jan Ruzicka
Director
Uwe Ochsenknecht
Prof. Hartmut 'Hardy' Popp
Barbara Rudnik
Sabine Popp
Peter Sattmann
Robert Merten
Dominique Horwitz
Jürgen 'Duxi' Dux
Tatjana Clasing
Monika
Astrid Posner
Studentin
Charlotte Crome
Christin
Barbara Duchow
Woman in the car
Susanna Rozkosny
Cherie
Rachel Braunschweig
Jasmine
Joanna Kitzl
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