Ankunft bei Nacht Trailer (1965)
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Cast
Gerhard Riedmann as Dr. Deval
Herbert Fleischmann as Gustave
Anneli Granget as Igna Vargas
Joseph Offenbach as Nachtportier
Anita Mey as Amerikanerin
Crew
Karl Peter Biltz Director
International Releases Dates
Germany 26 June 1965
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