Cilalı İbo Avrupa'da (1970)
Overview
A Turkish Nazisploitation movie from 1970.
Production Companies
Additional Info
| Budget | $0.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $0.00 |
| Original Language | tr |
| Popularity | 0.797 |
Directed By
Osman F. Seden
TOP CAST
Feridun Karakaya
Cilalı İbo
Hulusi Kentmen
Komiser "Deli" Şaban Kurban
Figen Han
Eva Braun
Altan Günbay
General Würtz
Atıf Kaptan
General Gogenhaffen
Serpil Gül
Cilalı İbo'nun sevgilisi
Ergun Rona
Dedektif Fritz Walter
Cemil Paskap
Schulz
Nubar Terziyan
Doktor
Renan Fosforoğlu
Profesör
Baykal Kent
Almanya Devlet Başkanı
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