Was Ihr wollt

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Bavaria Film

Cast & Crew

9 members

Acting

Ingrid Andree

Viola

Ingrid Andree

Acting

Heidelinde Weis

Olivia

Heidelinde Weis

Acting

Chariklia Baxevanos

Marie

Chariklia Baxevanos

Acting

Hanns Lothar

Andreas von Bleichenwang

Hanns Lothar

Acting

Benno Sterzenbach

Tobias von Rülp

Benno Sterzenbach

Acting

Peter Lühr

Malvolio

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Directing

Paul Verhoeven

Narr

Paul Verhoeven

Acting

Karl Michael Vogler

Orsino

Karl Michael Vogler

Acting

Fritz Wepper

Valentin

Fritz Wepper

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