13 May 2011
Ein Lied für Europa
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Fünf Hamburger nach Liverpool - Die Reise von Lord Of The Lost zum ESC
Documentary following Germany's representatives Lord of the Lost on their journey to Eurovision.
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Chris Harms Self
Gared Dirge Self
Class Grenayde Self
Niklas Kahl Self
Pi Stoffers Self
King Charles III of the United Kingdom Self
Olivia Jones Self
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