Die Mohrin Trailer (1967)
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Cast
Ulli Philipp as Nicolette
Peter Arens as Vizgraf
Klaus Höhne as Gaston
Karl Lieffen as Pierre
Heinrich Gretler as Köhlervater
Rudolf Rhomberg as Karthago
Lambert Hamel as Sultan
Karin Rasenack as Heidi
Claus Ringer as Dominik
René Scheibli as Ignaz
Crew
Werner Düggelin Director
International Releases Dates
Germany 28 March 1967
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