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Roland Kaiser - vom Findelkind zum Superstar
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Thierry Hancisse Self - Narrator (voice)
Robert Duvall Self - Actor
Patricia Bosworth Self - Biographer
Ellen Adler Self - Painter
Sondra Lee Self - Actress
Rita Moreno Self - Actress
Marlon Brando Self - Actor / Various Roles (archive footage)
Montgomery Clift Self - Actor (archive footage)
Kevin McCarthy Self - Actor (archive footage)
Dwight D. Eisenhower Self - Politician (archive footage)
Bette Davis Self - Actress (archive footage)
Anna Kashfi Self - Actress (archive footage)
Tony Curtis Self - Actor (archive footage)
James Garner Self - Actor (archive footage)
Charlton Heston Self - Actor (archive footage)
Al Pacino Self - Actor (archive footage)
James Caan Self - Actor (archive footage)
Martin Sheen Self - Actor (archive footage)
Christian Brando Self - Son (archive footage)
Tarita Self
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