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Mein Freund, der Lipizzaner
Horse lover Paul Scheibner has dedicated himself to an unprofitable art: The young man wants to become a rider at the Spanish Riding School in Vienna. When his uncomprehending girlfriend Regina leaves him for a nouveau riche hotelier's son, he finds solace with the animal-loving stud secretary Julia. But then his beloved stallion “Maestoso” suddenly falls ill and is to be sold.
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Horse lover Paul Scheibner has dedicated himself to an unprofitable art: The young man wants to become a rider at the Spanish Riding School in Vienna. When his uncomprehending girlfriend Regina leaves him for a nouveau riche hotelier's son, he finds solace with the animal-loving stud secretary Julia. But then his beloved stallion “Maestoso” suddenly falls ill and is to be sold.
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Genre:Drama, Romance, TV Movie
Written By:Franz Antel, Eduard Ehrlich
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Runtime:92 minutes
Studio:Lisa Film, Pan-Film, RTL
Cast
Franz Antel
Director
Alexander Wussow
Paul Scheibner
Julia Biedermann
Julia Fruehwirth
Karin Dor
Louise
Heinz Petters
Schreibner
Jenny Jürgens
Regina Kahlandt
Alfons Haider
Anton Giesemann
Monika Dahlberg
Frau Kahlandt
Max Grießer
Heinz Kahlandt
Robert Hoffmann
Dr. Hartnagel
Georg Marischka
Herr Giesemann
Erich Padalewski
Hofrat Dr. Erich
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