Zinngeschrei Trailer (1974)
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Wolf Roth as Valera
Fritz Wepper as Manuel Rubio
Maria Wimmer as Frau Rubio
Peter Mosbacher as Calvo
Ernst Fritz Fürbringer as Diener
Judy Winter as Paulette
Josef Dahmen as Wirt
Gert Haucke as Konsul
Lutz Mackensy as Salinas
Katharina Matz as Victoria Pardo
Ludwig Cremer Director
Germany 23 December 1974
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