While in France, the daughter of Copenhagen's police chief meets a fascinating detective who is seeking a criminal professor.
Carl Boese
Director
Paul Otto
Kopenhagener Polizeipräfekt Petersen
Liane Haid
Helga Petersen
Gustav Diessl
Der Fremde
Ery Bos
Yvonne
Fritz Odemar
Staatsrat Munck
Paul Kemp
Nissen, ein Diener
Max Schreck
Professor Kolski
Helmuth Renar
Mann mit Spitzbart
Arnulf Schröder
Mann mit Brille
Walter Holten
Kriminalbeamter
Trude Haefelin
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