Zwei Väter einer Tochter
The furniture manufacturer Albert and the doorman Paul could both be Conny's fathers, the result of a long-suppressed affair between both men and the same woman. This is becoming a huge problem, because Conny is demanding unpaid alimony - from 30 years. Paul's marital happiness and Albert's business future are at stake. A large-scale cover-up begins and leads to complete chaos.
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The furniture manufacturer Albert and the doorman Paul could both be Conny's fathers, the result of a long-suppressed affair between both men and the same woman. This is becoming a huge problem, because Conny is demanding unpaid alimony - from 30 years. Paul's marital happiness and Albert's business future are at stake. A large-scale cover-up begins and leads to complete chaos.
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Genre:Comedy
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Runtime:96 minutes
Studio:ZDF
Cast
Reinhard Schwabenitzky
Director
Peter Fricke
Albert Summer
Karl Merkatz
Paul Weinstein
Ruth-Maria Kubitschek
Jacqueline Summer
Elfi Eschke
Conny Herzog
Marco Rima
Freedy Summer
Katharina Stemberger
Diana Summer
Johannes Krisch
Rene Sandler
Gunther Gillian
Georg Gärtner
Rudy Ruggiero
Willi Pille
Hansi Jochmann
Johannes Seilern
Dr.Prüller
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