Herbst in Lugano Trailer (1988)
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Cast
O.W. Fischer as Felix
Dieter Augustin as Grau, Chauffeur
Maria Schell as Lilly
Isolde Barth as Carola Gehrdes
Otto Tausig as Otto Pohlmann
Gunnar Möller as Dr. Wolfgang Geiger
Liselotte Pulver as Jessica Mehring
Renate Roland as Stephanie von Troist
Crew
Ulrich Stark Director
International Releases Dates
Germany 08 October 1988
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