Ein großes Ding (1999)
Overview
TV movie based on the Gladbeck hostage crisis.
Production Companies
Additional Info
| Budget | $0.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $0.00 |
| Original Language | de |
| Popularity | 1.236 |
Directed By
Bernd Schadewald
Crew
Bernd Schadewald
Gerhard Schmidt
Frank Wulff
Stefan Wulff
Diethard Prengel
Carl Finkbeiner
Hedy Altschiller
Bernd Schadewald
TOP CAST
Richy Müller
Hans-Georg Pauler
Jürgen Vogel
Ulrich Raffcyk
Katja Flint
Anna Klages
Torsten Buchsteiner
Pressefotograf
Uwe Fellensiek
Raffcyks Bruder
Ulrike Kriener
Paulers Schwester
Walter Kreye
Einsatzleiter Josef Karras
Joachim Millies
Autovermieter
Stefan Kurt
Jürgen Klages
Catrin Striebeck
Edith Pauler
Oliver Stritzel
Filialleiter Lengsfeld
Ulrich Wiggers
SEK-Chef
Fiona Coors
Kirstin Bauer
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