Bei Kerzenlicht Trailer (1968)
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Peter Weck as Gaston
Loni von Friedl as Maria
Senta Wengraf as Frau von Baltin
Helmut Janatsch as Herr von Baltin
Erich Padalewski as Chauffeur
Karl Schaidler as Kellner
Ferry Olsen Director
Germany 11 April 1968
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03 December 1968
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13 March 1968
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02 December 1968
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13 March 1968
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01 May 1968
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17 January 1968
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