Kammerjungfer Trailer (1964)
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Eckart Dux as Eric Carrington
Fritz Tillmann as Stanley Carrington
Chariklia Baxevanos as Francoise
Alice Treff as Laura Carrington
Ingeborg Schöner as Phillis Carrington
Hans Quest Director
Germany 23 February 1964
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09 June 1964
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19 November 1964
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