Ein Leben

Ein Leben

Ein Leben

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Ein Leben

2020

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Dorothee Föllmer

Ehefrau

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René Sydow

Ehemann

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Krissi Halmanns

Plumpe Frau

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Manuel Schneider

Plumper Mann

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Stella Holzapfel

Die Zarte

Stella Holzapfel

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Leonie Houber

Vorzimmerdame

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Sophie Roßfeld

Frau Haas

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Ingmar Skrinjar

Chefarzt

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Eva Horacek

Oberärztin

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