Brückenallee Nr. 3 Trailer (1967)
26 October 1967 Drama, TV Movie 75 mins
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Cast
Friedrich Joloff as Max Winkler
Jochen Brockmann as Ernst Hugo Correll
Kurt Ehrhardt as Franz Ullstein
Martin Brandt as Rudolf Ullstein
Rudolf Schündler as Verleger
Christian Rode as Rolf Rienhardt
Crew
Heinz Kuntze-Just Producer
Hans Wiese Writer
Ralf Gregan Assistant Director
Rudolf Jugert Director
International Releases Dates
Germany 26 October 1967
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