Die Villa im Tiergarten

Die Villa im Tiergarten

Die Villa im Tiergarten

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Die Villa im Tiergarten

1927

1h 42m

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Silent film social drama

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16 members

Acting

Joe Stöckel

Unknown Role

Joe Stöckel

Acting

Aud Egede-Nissen

Grete Gerson

Aud Egede-Nissen

Acting

Elsa Krüger

Baronin Inge von Holten

Elsa Krüger

Acting

Charles Willy Kayser

Peter Lenz, Besitzer der Villa

Charles Willy Kayser

Acting

Hans Albers

Baron Etville

Hans Albers

Acting

Jack Mylong-Münz

Rolf Sander

Jack Mylong-Münz

Acting

Bobby Bender

Theodor Timm

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Directing

Alfred Travers

Karl Töns, seine Freunde

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Acting

Ilona Karolewna

Häslein, Rolfs Freundin

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Acting

Lissy Arna

Po Gri, Etvilles Freundin

Lissy Arna

Acting

Margarete Kupfer

Rosa, Haushälterin

Margarete Kupfer

Acting

Hans Trautner

Franz Orschewsky

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Acting

Albert Dettmann

erster Polizeikommissar

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Acting

Aruth Wartan

zweiter Polizeikommissar

Aruth Wartan

Acting

Sig Arno

Salomon

Sig Arno

Acting

Maria Minzenti

Frieda

Maria Minzenti

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