1967
1h 36m

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Comedy
Crime

1967
1h 36m

Keine Leiche ohne Lily

Directed : Günther Meyer-Goldenstädt Erik Ode

Written : Jack Popplewell Christian Wölffer

Stars : Gert Günther Hoffmann Grethe Weiser Heinz Engelmann Lucia Bays

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Genres : Comedy Crime

Release date : Sep 29, 1967

Countries of origin : West Germany

Language : German

Production companies : Zweites Deutsches Fernsehen (ZDF) Berliner Theater

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Comedy
Crime

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Genres : Comedy Crime

Release date : Sep 29, 1967

Countries of origin : West Germany

Language : German

Production companies : Zweites Deutsches Fernsehen (ZDF) Berliner Theater

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