Top billed cast
Walter GillerUli
Tilo von BerlepschLamarque
Heli FinkenzellerFürstin von Montevasall
Lukas AmmannMinister
Erna SellmerFrau Wawra- Helmut WeissKitzlein
Heinz Meier- Hans Elwenspoek
Robert MeynStaatsanwalt- Traute RoseFrau Kröpelin
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