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Die Millionen der Yvette is a film of genre Drama directed by Martin Hellberg with Wolf Kaiser

Die Millionen der Yvette (1956)

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Genres Drama

Die Millionen der Yvette is an East German film. It was released in 1956.

Actors

Wolf Kaiser

(Maurice Daurignac)Gerhard Bienert

(Bleichstetter, Bankier)Sabine Thalbach

(Elvira, Bankierstochter)Hannjo Hasse

(Herr)Heinrich Gies
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