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Ringstraßenpalais

Written by	Hellmut Andics
Directed by	Rudolf Nussgruber
Country of origin	Austria West Germany
No. of seasons	3
Original release
Network	ORF ZDF
Release	December 25, 1980 (1980-12-25)

Ringstraßenpalais is an Austrian-West German television series.

Cast

In alphabetical order

Erich Auer as Minister
Karlheinz Böhm as Bernie Artenberg
Jean-Claude Bouillon as Claude
Ivan Desny as Richard von Wintrop
Vernon Dobtcheff as Major Georges Comte de Castroux
Richard Eybner as Card player
Erik Frey as General Bernhard Graf Artenberg
Olga Georges-Picot as Michèle
Karlheinz Hackl as Dr. Paul Ender jr.
Attila Hörbiger as Pater Florian
Michael Janisch as Kriminalbeamter
Dagmar Koller as Anni Berte
Ida Krottendorf as Bertha
Gerlinde Locker as Poldi Artenberg
Josef Meinrad as Emil Hoffeneder
Kurt Meisel as Dr. Wirtsbacher
Fritz Muliar as Imre Kelemen
Paul Muller as Comte de Castroux
Susi Nicoletti as Durchlaucht Antonie Fürstin Slansky
Maria Perschy as Madame
Rudolf Prack as Ferdinand
Wolfgang Preiss as General Prettwitz
Imre Ráday as Pista
Lukas Resetarits as Erwin
Sieghardt Rupp as Hermann
Hans-Jürgen Schatz as Walter Klopf
Heinrich Schweiger as Eduard Baumann
Bert Sotlar as Joka Jovanovic
Franz Stoss as General
Jane Tilden as Sophie
Friedrich von Thun as Bernhard Graf Artenberg
Klausjürgen Wussow as SS Standartenführer

See also

List of Austrian television series

External links

Ringstraßenpalais at IMDb

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