Elisabeth von England Trailer (1961)
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Cast
Elisabeth Flickenschildt as Elisabeth von England
Carl Lange as Cecil
Peter Mosbacher as Bacon
Kurt Jaggberg as Mountjoy
Axel Monjé as Espinoza
Else Ehser as Anne
Crew
Hanns Korngiebel Director
International Releases Dates
Germany 19 January 1961
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