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Schwarzer Calvados
Episode aired Feb 2, 1977
24m
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Director
Herbert Ballmann
Writer
Gerd Oelschlegel
Stars
Horst Niendorf
Lis Verhoeven
Hannelore Kiesbauer
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Director
Herbert Ballmann
Writer
Gerd Oelschlegel
Stars
Horst Niendorf
Lis Verhoeven
Hannelore Kiesbauer
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Horst Niendorf
René Dullac
Lis Verhoeven
Paulette
Hannelore Kiesbauer
Nicole
Alexander Welbat
Gramont
Gernot Endemann
Bonnet
Otto Kuhlmann
Bürgermeister
Jorge Rigaud
Celeste
Ramón Lillo
Monsieur Simon
(as Ramon Lillo)
Joaquín Blanco
Marla Renue
Monique
José Luis Alexandre
Michel
Peter Kirchberger
Monsieur Simon
(voice)
Jörg Pleva
Michel
(voice)
Director
Herbert Ballmann
Writer
Gerd Oelschlegel
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February 2, 1977 (West Germany)
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