Das Glück sucht seine Kinder Trailer (1958)
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Alfred Balthoff as Krämer Rupp
Rolf Moebius as Dr. Kurt Rieder
Harald Leipnitz as Martin
Christian Schmieder as Straßenkehrer
Thomas Münster as Nick
Heinz Schimmelpfennig Director
Germany 18 December 1958
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