Sommer in Heidkau Trailer (1964)
Watch the official Sommer in Heidkau 1964 trailer in HD below or find more Sommer in Heidkau videos on Vidimovie.
Watch the official Sommer in Heidkau 1964 trailer in HD below or find more Sommer in Heidkau videos on Vidimovie.
Erik S. Klein as Robert Merlin
Lissy Tempelhof as Hete Zimmer
Lotte Meyer as Frau Zobbenitz
Kurt Böwe as Schmidt
Martin Eckermann Director
Germany 03 October 1964
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Ein markantes Werk und Meilenstein der Fernsehdramatik. Die "Wilde Hete" (Lissy Tempelhof) wie sie genannt wird verdient wenig denn die LPG arbeitet ...
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