Bestseller Trailer (1956)
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Anneliese Uhlig as Joanna Halliday
Lis Verhoeven as Betty 'Bim' Halliday
Charlotte Radspieler as Marcia Wentwort
Horst Niendorf as Dr. Jan Maclure
Helmuth Rudolph as Edward Halliday
Erik Ode Director
Germany 31 July 1956
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