Phoebus Trailer (1968)
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Cast
Herbert Weicker as Leon Veste
Heinz Moog as Phoebus
Benno Hoffmann as Korr
Pit Krüger as Sury
Edeltraut Elsner as Delphine
Erik Schumann as Bigamist
Crew
Werner Schlechte Director
International Releases Dates
Germany 14 December 1968
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