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Hinter den sieben Gleisen
Directed by	Kurt Früh [de]
Starring	Max Haufler Ursula Heyer
Release date	1959 (1959)
Running time	1h 43min
Country	Switzerland
Language	Swiss German

Hinter den sieben Gleisen is a 1959 Swiss comedy film written and directed by Kurt Früh [de].

Cast

Hannes Schmidhauser - Hartmann
Ursula Heyer - Inge Bögner
Zarli Carigiet - Dürst
Ruedi Walter - Clown
Max Haufler - Barbarossa
Margrit Rainer - Frau Herzog
Helmut Förnbacher - Paul Eberhardt
César Keiser - Sänger
Ettore Cella - Colonna

References

External links

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