Johannes durch den Wald Trailer (1968)

18 August 1968 Drama

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Cast

Ilse Pagé as Julchen Blasius

Marlies Dräger as Botslies-Ani

Wolf Schlamminger

Klaus-Hagen Latwesen as Johannes 'Schinderhannes' Bückler

Almuth Ullerich as Margarethe Blasius

Wolfgang Arps as Jeanbon St. André

Wolfgang Grönebaum as Leyendecker

Günther König as Staatsanwalt Keil

Ursula Graeff as Gross-Lies

Karl-Georg Saebisch as Manasse

Kurt Dommisch as Gendarm Adam

Alexander Hegarth as General-Kommissar

Crew

Günter Gräwert Director

International Releases Dates

Germany 18 August 1968

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