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The Double Husband
Grethe Koblanck and her husband own a successful fur fashion house in Munich. She suspects him of flirting with younger women, including the South American Dolores. She employs a hidden camera to keep an eye on him. Upon discovering this, he gets a doppelganger to take his place. Things go wrong when it turns out his double also has an interest in attractive women.
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Grethe Koblanck and her husband own a successful fur fashion house in Munich. She suspects him of flirting with younger women, including the South American Dolores. She employs a hidden camera to keep an eye on him. Upon discovering this, he gets a doppelganger to take his place. Things go wrong when it turns out his double also has an interest in attractive women.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Rolf Dortenwald
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Runtime:95 minutes
Studio:Dörfler-Filmproduktion
Cast
Ferdinand Dörfler
Director
Joe Stöckel
Otto Koblanck und August Schmitt
Grethe Weiser
Grethe Koblanck
Ingrid Pan
Inge Koblanck
Peer Schmidt
Heinz Krämer
Joseph Offenbach
Gerichtsvollzieher
Georg Lehn
Fritz Schneider
Ingeborg Cornelius
Dolores Gonzales
Erika von Thellmann
Klothilde Kümmerling
Carla Hagen
Anna
Eduard Linkers
Bachwitz
Oliver Hassencamp
Fernando Gonzales
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