Herbert Engelmann Trailer (1959)
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Jürgen Goslar as Herbert Engelmann
Achim Strietzel as Werner Goldstein
Hilde Körber as Frau Kurnick
Hans Leibelt as Justizrat Raumer
Herbert Weißbach as Dr. Ruckstuhl
Ruth Nimbach as Auguste
Tobias Pagel as Kriminalbeamter
Hans Lietzau Director
Germany 29 October 1959
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