Die Aldi-Brüder (2018)
Overview
After the second world war two brothers, Theo and Karl Albrecht take over their mother's company and change it into a highly profitable ALDI self service basic groceries store expanding over many countries.
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Additional Info
| Budget | $0.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $0.00 |
| Original Language | de |
| Popularity | 0.105 |
Directed By
Raymond Ley
Crew
Kai Saffran
Raymond Ley
Thorsten Hohl
Janine Groth
Andreas J. Klein
Giulia Severini
Harald Turzer
Susanne Weiß
Sabine Rösing
Mai Seck
Christian Hoyer
Kai Schulz
Manfred Koch
Andrew Hanson
Alice Brauner
Saskia Grebenstein
Martina Schall
Maik Fickelscheer
Candy Maldonado Agustin
Walid Nakschbandi
Heike Hütt
Marcel Schweers
Tanja Zilg
Jörg Baier
Larissa Dahlen
André Kotte
Markus Zimmer
Florian Drechsler
Andreas Wölki
Alexander Suer
Kathrin Thiele
Jenny Bonnekamp
Mira Thiel
Ricci Becker
Simon Empt
Claudia Adhikary
Birgit Hofbauer
Laura Wilke
Detlev Nocke
Stefan Friese
Jürgen Tomadini
Anika Lotz
Christian Hermans
Philipp Kirsamer
Stefan Möller
TOP CAST
Christoph Bach
Karl Albrecht
Arnd Klawitter
Theo Albrecht
Ronald Kukulies
Paul Kron
Peter Kurth
Hans-Joachim Ollenburg
Hannah Ley
Mia Albrecht
Adina Vetter
Cilly Albrecht
Anna Schimrigk
Ursula Genschow
Gerhard Roiß
Geschäftsmann Dietrich
Christoph Bertram
Sönke Rottmann
Rainer Furch
Geschäftsmann Schmidt
David Hürten
Dieter Küppers
Andeas Spaniol
Banker
Dennis Vehlen
Reporter (1971)
Hans-Peter Deppe
Bischof Hengsbach
Jörg Reimers
Anwalt Dr. Gerhard Schmidt
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