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Um hunderttausend Mark
1919
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Director
Otto Lins-Morstadt
Writer
Otto Lins-Morstadt
Stars
Albriani
Editha Camphausen
Max Laurence
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Director
Otto Lins-Morstadt
Writer
Otto Lins-Morstadt
Stars
Albriani
Editha Camphausen
Max Laurence
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Albriani
Baron Usher
Editha Camphausen
Irene von Reichen
Max Laurence
Bankier Richter
Ernst Rennspies
Polizist Braun
Berthold Rose
Automobilhändler Janson
(as Berthold Rosé)
Arthur Schröder
Bodo von Ronat
Herr Stehlick
Rennstallbesitzer Wilken
Willi Wacker-Lampl
Sohn Janson
(as Willi Wacker)
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Release date
April 1919 (Germany)
Country of origin
Germany
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German
Also known as
Detektiv wider Willen
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Mercedes-Film
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Silent
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