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Wolves Return
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Top Billed Cast
Ueli Metz Himself
Lieni Schneller Himself
David Gerke Himself
Reinhard Schnidrig Himself
Gudrun Pflüger Herself
Michaela Walchhofer Herself
Franz Holleis Himself
Kurt Kotrschal Himself
Karsten Nitsch Himself
Stephan Kaasche Himself
Sabina Nowak Herself
Robert Misłajek Himself
Natalia Niedźwiecka Herself
Maciek Szewczyk Himself
Elena Tsingarska Herself
Ivan Beliov Himself
L. David Mech Himself
Shannon Barber-Meyer Herself
Polly Carlson-Voiles Herself
Steve Voiles Himself
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