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Der Komödiant von Wien
Der Komödiant von Wien

Der Komödiant von Wien

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Status

Released

Original Language

German

Runtime

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Rating

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Release Date

08 October 1954

Country

Austria

Cast

Karl Paryla

Karl Paryla

Alexander Girardi

Christl Mardayn

Christl Mardayn

Josefine Gallmeyer

Angelika Hauff

Angelika Hauff

Helene Odilon

Vilma Degischer

Vilma Degischer

Katharina Schratt

Marianne Schönauer

Marianne Schönauer

Marie Geistinger

Alma Seidler

Alma Seidler

Girardis Mutter

Alfred Neugebauer

Alfred Neugebauer

Graf Stürgheim

Grete Zimmer

Grete Zimmer

Gräfin Stürgheim

Otto Wögerer

Otto Wögerer

Baron Schildkorn

Eduard Strauss Jr.

Eduard Strauss Jr.

Johann Strauß

Wolfgang Heinz

Wolfgang Heinz

Franz von Suppe

Oskar Wegrostek

Oskar Wegrostek

Schweighofer

Friedrich Neubauer

Friedrich Neubauer

Rotter

Kurt Preger

Kurt Preger

Friese

Heinz Schulbaur

Heinz Schulbaur

Strampfer

Emmerich Arleth

Emmerich Arleth

Kurt Dichtl

Kurt Dichtl

Richard Eybner

Richard Eybner

Hugo Gottschlich

Hugo Gottschlich

Fritz Muliar

Fritz Muliar

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