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The Merry Widow 

Peter Alexander in a starring role: Franz Lehár's operetta presents him in a comedy with plenty of music! Bon vivant Danilo enjoys Paris to the fullest. He's the nephew of a wealthy factory owner and can therefore afford it. But he's supposed to concentrate on his uncle's company in the city on the Seine. When he doesn't, Uncle André devises a ruse. Hanna, who becomes André's "merry widow," is also involved in this...
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Peter Alexander in a starring role: Franz Lehár's operetta presents him in a comedy with plenty of music! Bon vivant Danilo enjoys Paris to the fullest. He's the nephew of a wealthy factory owner and can therefore afford it. But he's supposed to concentrate on his uncle's company in the city on the Seine. When he doesn't, Uncle André devises a ruse. Hanna, who becomes André's "merry widow," is also involved in this...

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Genre:Music
Directed By:Werner Jacobs
Written By:Janne Furch
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Runtime:110 minutes
Studio:Critérion Film, Sascha-Filmproduktion

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Werner Jacobs

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Peter Alexander

Danilo

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Karin Hübner

Hanna Hofer

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Gunther Philipp

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Maurice Teynac

André Napoleon Renard

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Geneviève Cluny

Valencienne

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Ernst Waldbrunn

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