Das Leben beginnt um acht Trailer (1962)
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O.E. Hasse as Thomas
Johanna Matz as Cattrin, seine Tochter
Walter Buschhoff as Willibald Barthels
Erna Sellmer as Frau Banner
Gerd Vespermann as Gerber, Garderobier
Fritz Rémond Jr. as Frenkel
Michael Kehlmann Director
Germany 04 January 1962
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