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Tired Theodore is a film of genre Comedy with Heinz Erhardt
Tired Theodore (1957)
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Add to a movie listTired Theodore (originally Der müde Theodor) is a 1957 West German film directed by Géza von Cziffra.
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Heinz Erhardt
(Theodor Hagemann)
Renate Ewert
(Lilo Haase)
Peter Weck
(Felix)
Loni Heuser
(Rosa Hagemann)
Karin Baal
(Jenny)
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