Der Menschenhasser Trailer (1979)
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Cast
Dieter Montag as Alceste
Angelica Domröse as Celimene
Winfried Glatzeder as Oronte
Michael Gwisdek as Clitandre
Henry Hübchen as Acaste
Hermann Beyer as Philinte
Heide Kipp as Arsinoe
Crew
Fritz Marquardt Director
International Releases Dates
Germany 28 September 1979
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