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Nick Knatterton has the reputation of being the true master of all detectives, which is due to the fact that - like Sherlock Holmes - he can combine razor-sharp and - if necessary - strike even harder. His secretary Trudchen Taste, who not only adores her boss but also repeatedly attracts negative attention by spreading stupid stories, is a great help to him.
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Nick Knatterton has the reputation of being the true master of all detectives, which is due to the fact that - like Sherlock Holmes - he can combine razor-sharp and - if necessary - strike even harder. His secretary Trudchen Taste, who not only adores her boss but also repeatedly attracts negative attention by spreading stupid stories, is a great help to him.
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Genre:Crime, Comedy
Written By:Werner P. Zibaso
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Runtime:89 minutes
Studio:Deutsche Film Hansa
Cast
Hans Quest
Director
Karl Lieffen
Nick Knatterton
Susanne Cramer
Gloria Nylon
Maria Sebaldt
Virginia Peng
Wolfgang Wahl
Tresor-Otto
Gert Fröbe
Hugo
Günter Pfitzmann
Max
Hans von Borsody
Eddie Schulz, Journalist
Wolfgang Neuss
Diener auf Schloss Rieselkalk
Wolfgang Müller
Graf Rieselkalk
Werner Fuetterer
Redakteur
Herta Konrad
Trudchen Taste
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