The Magnificent Rogue
A slightly ironic comedy about the rise of a celebrated factory owner who began his swindles while a prisoner of war and ends up as a cheated fraudster.
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A slightly ironic comedy about the rise of a celebrated factory owner who began his swindles while a prisoner of war and ends up as a cheated fraudster.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Willibald Eser, Hans Jacoby
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Runtime:105 minutes
Studio:Sascha-Verleih, Dr. Herbert Gruber Produktion
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