Erinnerst Du Dich? Trailer (1961)
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Fita Benkhoff as Laura Merrick
Charlotte Kerr as Winfred Mansfield
Alexander Kerst as Max Lawrence
Sabine Sinjen as Leone
Fritz Tillmann as Augustus
Peter Beauvais Director
Germany 14 December 1961
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