Millowitsch -Theater: Zwangseinquartierung Trailer (1964)
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Willy Millowitsch as Anton Schwalbe
Peter René Körner as Gerhard Schwalbe
Karl Steuer as Matthias Ellermann
Lotti Krekel as Etelka Kereköshazy
Elsa Scholten as Auguste Stöppchen
Franz Schneider as Hausmeister Bollmann
Willy Millowitsch Director
Germany 24 October 1964
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