Georges Dandin Trailer (1964)
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Grit Boettcher as Angelique
Erna Sellmer as Madame de Sotenville
Johannes Grossmann as Clitandre
Klaus Höhne as Lubin
Dietrich Haugk Director
Germany 30 May 1964
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17 December 1964
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27 June 1964
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