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Princess Undercover
A crown princess works incognito for the embassy of her country in Berlin, where she fells in love with a gardener who does not know who she is. As the affair blows up, two lovers and one kingdom have to make the right decision.
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A crown princess works incognito for the embassy of her country in Berlin, where she fells in love with a gardener who does not know who she is. As the affair blows up, two lovers and one kingdom have to make the right decision.
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Genre:Romance
Written By:Jochen Ketschau, Kerstin Wiedé
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Runtime:97 minutes
Studio:ARD
Cast
Franziska Meyer Price
Director
Muriel Baumeister
Prinzessin Isabella Maria Magdalena von Luxenstein
René Steinke
Luk
Gudrun Landgrebe
Königin
Ilja Richter
Botschafter
Mickey Hardt
Prinz Ferdinand von Sachsen-Anhalt
Nadja Zwanziger
Katja
Karin Gregorek
Luk's Mutter
Philipp Sonntag
Luk's Vater
Hannes Wegener
Mörfi
Karl Alexander Seidel
Eddy
Thomas Fritsch
Roi du Luxenstein
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