Wandering Souls (1921)
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| Budget | $0.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $0.00 |
| Original Language | de |
| Popularity | 1.555 |
Directed By
Carl Froelich
TOP CAST
Asta Nielsen
Nastassja Baraschkowa
Walter Janssen
Prinz Myschkin
Elsa Wagner
Frau Jepantschin
Alfred Abel
Parfen
Lydia Potechina
Alte Gutsbesitzerin
Erika Unruh
Gawrils Schwester Warwara
Lyda Salmonova
Aglaia Jepantschin
Maria Connard
Nina Alexandrowna
Leonhard Haskel
General Jepantschin
Lili Donecker
Marie
Guido Herzfeld
Semjon Rogoschin
Ernst Rotmund
Gawril Iwolgin-Ganja
Frida Richard
Maries Mutter
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