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Ein Lord am Alexanderplatz est un film de genre Comédie réalisé par Günter Reisch avec Erwin Geschonneck

Ein Lord am Alexanderplatz (1967)

Ein Lord am Alexanderplatz
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Ein Lord am Alexanderplatz (A Lord of Alexander Square) is an East German film. It was released in 1967.

Acteurs

Erwin Geschonneck

(Ewald Hornig)Sabine Thalbach
Carola Braunbock

(Frau Holzmeyer)Armin Mueller-Stahl

(Dr. Achim Engelhardt)Angelica Domröse

(Ina)
Et :
Erika Dunkelmann
Barbara Dittus
Winfried Glatzeder
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