Hunderttausend Taler Trailer

Hunderttausend Taler Trailer (1963)

24 October 1963

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Cast

Liane Croon

as Wilhelmine

Eckart Dux

as Maler Wandel

Claus Holm

as Stullmüller

Walter Gross

as Bullrig

Alfred Braun

as Vater Strehlow

Gerd E. Schäfer

as Fährmann

Angelika Meissner

as Tochter Feodora Strehlow

Achim Strietzel

as Krammersdorf

Jo Herbst

as Zittauer

Inge Kühl

as Serviererin

Petra von der Linde

as Serviererin

Crew

International Releases Dates

Germany 24 October 1963

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