Die Nacht der Schrecken Trailer (1963)
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Isolde Bräuner as Krankenschwester
Hannelore Elsner as Mädchen
Hans Epskamp as Leutnant Tomilin
Rosemarie Fendel as Frau Panichidin
Ernst Fritz Fürbringer as Prof. Dr. Babkin
Günter Gräwert as Prof. Dr. Sotow
Wolfried Lier as Orlow
Max Mairich as Iwan Petrowitsch Panichidin
Rolf von Sydow Director
Germany 16 January 1963
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