Fliegender Sand Trailer (1967)
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Karl Michael Vogler as Hans Joachim Gräf
Wolfgang Kieling as Gordon B. Clark
Hartmut Reck as Henry Wellington
Helmut Förnbacher as Harry Lester
Jürgen Draeger as Maffia
Arthur Brauss as Sammy Ellis
Karl-Heinz Bieber Director
Germany 25 November 1967
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