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Ein Schweizer namens Nötzli

Ein Schweizer namens Nötzli

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Status

Released

Original Language

German

Runtime

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Rating

4.5/10

Release Date

24 September 1988

Country

Switzerland

Cast

Walter Roderer

Walter Roderer

Josef Noetzli

Ursela Monn

Ursela Monn

Hilde Hartmann

Julia Biedermann

Julia Biedermann

Eva Brock

Joachim Tennstedt

Joachim Tennstedt

Stehberger

Friedrich G. Beckhaus

Friedrich G. Beckhaus

Müller

Heinz Theo Branding

Heinz Theo Branding

Generaldirektor Dr. Karl Brock

Dagmar Altrichter

Dagmar Altrichter

Caroline Stehberger

Ruth Jecklin

Ruth Jecklin

Juliane Kehr

Jochen Schroeder

Jochen Schroeder

Alfred Neubauer

Eva Astor

Eva Astor

Frau Brock

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