Romeo und Jeanette Trailer (1958)
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Wera Frydtberg as Julia
Karl Michael Vogler as Frédéric
Pinkas Braun as Lucien
Xenia Pörtner as Jeanette
Paula Braend as Die Mutter
Kurt Hoffmann as Der Vater
Isolde Miler as Julia
Jürgen Goslar Director
Germany 17 September 1958
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03 February 1958
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03 July 1958
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22 April 1958
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24 March 1958
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29 October 1958
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15 March 1958
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01 January 1958
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01 January 1958
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22 April 1958
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