Va Banque Trailer (1930)
18 September 1930
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Lil Dagover as Harriet Williams
Gustaf Gründgens as John James Brown, Privatdetektiv
Rolf von Goth as Harry Williams
Fritz Spira as Parker, Polizeichef
Ernö Verebes as Reporter Freddy Kallai
Franz Schulz Writer
Erich Waschneck Director
Willy Goldberger Director of Photography
Robert Neppach Art Direction
Hanne Kuyt Editor
Louis Domke Editor
Germany 18 September 1930
Sweden 14 December 1931
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