Viele heißen Kain Trailer (1967)
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Cast
Dieter Borsche as Abel de Yonkh
Günther Neutze as Paul de Yonkh
Friedrich Joloff as Gabriel Robert
Elisabeth Müller as Marie Robert
Stefan Behrens as Roger Robert
Crew
Hansjörg Utzerath Director
International Releases Dates
Germany 22 November 1967
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13 June 1967
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