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Genre:Drama, Family
Written By:Wolf-Dietrich Friese, Friedrich Lorenz, Ruth Wieden
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Studio:Akkord Film
Cast
Aldo Vergano
Director
Winfried Schatz
Franzl Pointner
Traute Wassler
Monika Sailer
Harry Fuß
Harry Simmerl - Reporter (as Harry Fuss)
Emil Stöhr
Dr. Bergmann
Richard Eybner
Kom.Rat. Felix Kestranek
Dorothea Neff
Frau Fiedler
Hannes Siegl
Mario Kestranek
Hermann Erhardt
Leopold Brunner
Bert Fortell
Sepp Springer
Curt Eilers
Lohner - Mechanikermeister
Johann Garber
Franz Pointner - Vater
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