Millowitsch Theater - Das Liebesverbot Trailer (1984)
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Willy Millowitsch as Anton Raffke
Gerda-Maria Jürgens as Amanda Raffke
Barbie Millowitsch-Steinhaus as Hannelore
Rudolf Knor as Klaus Rauscher
Peter Millowitsch as Fritz Mohr
Mariele Millowitsch as Marietta
Karl-Heinz Hillebrand as E. von Neppenstedt
Hans Fuchs as Reginald von Neppenstedt
Goda Marwig as Ulrike von Riesenthal
Karl-Heinz Kemmerling as Franz
Martin Jente as Hansen
Willy Millowitsch Art Direction
Hans H. Zerlett Writer
Günther Hassert Director
Hermann Bethen Music
Germany 22 September 1984
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