Annemarie Lesser Trailer (1971)
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Cast
Christine Wodetzky as Annemarie Lesser
Pinkas Braun as Alexander Mathesius
Heinz Weiss as Carl von Wynanki
Helmut Förnbacher as René Austin
Jan Hendriks as Coudoyanis
Robert Meyn as Exzellenz
Eduard Linkers as Pissard
Michael Miller as Gaston Dubois
Crew
Rudolf Jugert Director
International Releases Dates
Germany 14 October 1971
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And All Through the House Trailer (1971)
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Short adaptation of the EC Comics story of the same name.
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