Der kleine Prinz (1990)
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| Budget | $0.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $0.00 |
| Original Language | de |
| Popularity | 1.942 |
Directed By
Theo Kerp
Crew
Jürgen Müller
Johannes Roloff
Bernd-Rüdiger Zöhnel
Theo Kerp
Norbert Golluch
TOP CAST
Sabine Bohlmann
Der kleine Prinz (Stimme)
Joachim Höppner
Flieger / Erzähler (Stimme)
Christian Marschall
König (Stimme)
Eberhard Mondry
Eitler (Stimme)
Wolfgang Hess
Geschäftsmann (Stimme)
Thomas Reiner
Geograph (Stimme)
Rolf Illig
Laternenanzünder (Stimme)
Franz Rudnick
Fuchs (Stimme)
Jenny Thelen
Schlange (Stimme)
Gernot Duda
Weichensteller (Stimme)
Cornelia Froboess
Rose (Stimme)
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