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Top Billed Cast
Harry Baer Self
Karlheinz Braun Self
Karlheinz Böhm Self
Ingrid Caven Self
Andréa Ferréol Self
Lilo Pempeit Self (as Liselotte Eder)
Kurt Raab Self (archive footage)
Hanna Schygulla Self
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