Lehmanns letzter Lenz Trailer (1975)
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Horst Bollmann as Albert Lehmann
Peter Schiff as Kwalle
Dieter Ohlendiek as Polizist
Josef Dahmen as Konsistorialrat
Walter Jokisch as Trödler
Ingeburg Kanstein as Hausfrau
Henry Kielmann as Gesprächsleiter Hartung
Charlotte Schellenberg as Frau Maienschein
Karin Schlemmer as Martha Möller
Erich Schwarz as Autohändler Schulz
Eberhard Pieper Director
Germany 11 February 1975
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