Hanussen

Hanussen

Hanussen

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Hanussen

1955

1h 35m

8.0(1 votes)

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In Germany during World War II, a well-known psychic decides to collaborate with the Nazis.

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11 members

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O.W. Fischer

Eric Jan Hanussen

O.W. Fischer

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Liselotte Pulver

Hilde Graf

Liselotte Pulver

Acting

Erni Mangold

Priscilla Pletzak

Erni Mangold

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Maria Dominique

Grace Coligny

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Klaus Kinski

Erik von Spazier / Mirko

Klaus Kinski

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Reinhard Kolldehoff

Biberger

Reinhard Kolldehoff

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Hermann Speelmans

Maus

Hermann Speelmans

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Franz Muxeneder

Jaroslav Huber

Franz Muxeneder

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Siegfried Lowitz

Der Staatsanwalt

Siegfried Lowitz

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Werner Finck

Der Sachverständige

Werner Finck

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Helmut Qualtinger

Ernst Röhm

Helmut Qualtinger

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