Antiquitäten - Aus der Welt des Biedermaier Trailer (1978)
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Friedrich von Thun as Biedermann
Mady Riehl as Biederfrau
Herbert Bötticher as Rosa Figur
Rudolf Schündler as Poet
Herbert Stass as Nante
Peter Schlesinger as Nachtwächter
Wolfgang F. Henschel Director
Germany 26 December 1978
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