Die gläserne Fackel 1989

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Regisseur
Schauspieler
Walter Plathe
as Paul Steinhüter
Walfriede Schmitt
as Karoline Steinhüter
Renate Blume
as Toni Steinhüter
Alfred Müller
as Robert Steinhüter
Hanns-Jörn Weber
as Franz Steinhüter
as Hugo Stielike
as Paul Hiller
Horst Drinda
as Max Fischer
Günter Wolf
as Prof. Ackermann
as Dr. Sindhof
as Katrin Steinhüter
as Prof. Dr. Ernst Abbe
Angelika Perdelwitz
as Else Abbe
as Karl Steinhüter
Roland Kurzweg
as Marcus Steinhüter
Claudia Maria Meyer
as Lydia Steinhüter
Günter Junghans
as Karl Steinhüter
Janina Hartwig
as Olga Steinhüter
Silke Matthias
as Lina Steinhüter
as Roderich Zeiss
Hanna Mönig
as Helga Steinhüter
Detlef Heintze
as Dr. Steffen Malitz
as Dr. Gerhard Lindner
as August Löber
Detlef Gieß
as Dr. Otto Schott
Ronny Klawikowski
as Paul Steinhüter
Karin Mikityla
as Ilse Hansel
Heinz Behrens
as Hektor Brandner
as Katja Angler
as Samuel Gustav
Peter Sodann
as Prof. Dr. Heubel
as Hermann Brand
as Minister Rothe
Peter Reusse
as Dr. Spengler
Angelika Schmidt
as Frau Kogel
Klaus-Peter Thiele
as Dr. Czapski
Manfred Heine
as Dr. Hellmersen
Jürgen Ohl
as Pfarrer
Wilhelm Koch-Hooge
as Geheimrat Dr. Marcus
as Frau Fischer
Rosemarie Rössel-Leder
as Frau Bommel
Manfred Olenicki
as Grassmann
Volkmar Witt
as Gehilfe Rudolf
Klaus-Jürgen Steinmann
as Dreher Paul
as Freiherr von Beaulieu
Eva-Maria Eisenhardt
as Fräulein Edel
Brigitte Lindenberg
as Frau Gustav
as Gehilfe Friedrich
Friedhelm Eberle
as Georg
Rolf Dietrich
as Oskar
Hans-Georg Körbel
as Heiner
Angelika Graubaum
as Sekretärin
Frank-Otto Schenk
as Ordonanz
Günther Grabbert
as General
Uwe Karpa
as Leiter Südwerk
as Filmvorführerin
Dirk Schülke
as Meckerer
Peter Reinhardt
as Fahrer
Angela Brunner
as Otilie Zeiss
Helga Raumer
as Helga Steinhüter
Jürgen Scheithauer
as Dr. Klaus Wittberg
as Maximilian Steinhüter
Ulrich Mühe
as Maximilian Steinhüter
as Kerstin Steinhüter
Uwe Schmieder
as Robert Steinhüter
Katrin Martin
as Gisela Fenske
Regine Heintze
as Barbara Malitz
as Dr. Harald Kampel
as Werner Steinhüter
as Dr. Lydia Prusova
Susanne Schwab
as Lucie Kroll
Günter Drescher
as Redakteur Friedrich Martens
Ulrike Mai
as Meta Steinhüter
Erwin Berner
as Dr. Helmut Angler
as Anna Blumberg
as Prof. Gerstenberger
Harald Richter
as Jörg Mosel
Tobias Bock
as Franz Steinhüter als Lehrling
Horst Schönemann
as Robert Koch
as Prof. Ibrahim
as Dr. Sonnefeld
as Dr. Lottmann
Sybille Böversen
as Frau Brand
Lothar Krompholz
as Prof. Thümel
Erika Stiska
as Sekretärin Ulrich
Victor Deiß
as Prof. Welisch
Dietrich Mechow
as Fischer Meeshahn
Helmut Schellhardt
as Colonel Wilcox
Heinz Hellmich
as Prof. Helbart
Eckhard Becker
as Zacher
as Dr. Knopf
Manfred Gorr
as Dr. Senkel
Ulrich Milde
as Gehilfe Oswald
as Dr. Bode
Johannes Achtelik
as Jürgens
Ulrich Anschütz
as Dr. Ammer
Erhard Köster
as Prof. Gellert
Lothar Schellhorn
as Dr. Merkel
as Oberkellner Ziharz
Matthias Winde
as Schlegel
as Sippel
as Anni
Hans Holdsch
as Dr. Esau
Hans-Joachim Hanisch
as Generaldirektor Manner
as Großherzog Carl Alexander
as Hausarzt
Frank Metzger
as Genosse Melchior
Marga Legal
as Frau Malitz
Monika Pietsch
as Köchin Alma
Manfred Schlosser
as Kurarzt
as Soldat Willhelmer
Ernst-Georg Schwill
as Kalle
Peter Cwielag
as Brigadier Pohlert
Alexej Resnik
as Dolmetscher
Albrecht Delling
as Mr. Sherewood
Yevgeniya Vetlova
as Dolmetscherin
Winfried Wagner
as Staatssekretär Rehbrück
Stefan Martin Müller
as Sekretär Roderich
Karli Schwarz
as Richter
Hartmut Beer
as Streifenführer
Thomas Pötzsch
as Student
as Wolfram K.
as Genosse Minister
as Schutzmann
Matthias Hummitzsch
as Gehilfe Oskar
Heinz Hupfer
as Hauswirt
Valeriy Afanasev
as General SMAD
Christoph Heckel
as Arbeitsloser
Ursula Spiecker
as Ältere Frau
as Kerstin
Eckhard Bilz
as Major Bode
Manfred Schulz
as Gehilfe Willi
Gerd Blahuschek
as Gehilfe Kettel
Margret Allner
as Radiomoderatorin
as Leiter Betrieb Saalfeld
Ernst Dollwetzel
as Fred
Karl Karliczek
as Sekretär
Sybille Hahn
as Kurzsichtige Frau
as Oberst
Werner Kos
as Österreichischer Wissenschaftler
Petra Eichhorn
as Erste Sekretärin
Karl-Ernst Horbol
as Sonnefeld
Carlo Schmidt
as Arzt
Reinhard Straube
as Ofenbauer
Kerstin Hoffmann
as Zweiter Sekretärin
Friedrich Mokross
as Großherzoglicher Bote
Michael Jokisch
as Leutnant
Gunnar Helm
as Amerikaner
Volkmar Kleinert
as Kotthaus
as Vizefeldwebel
Renate Usko
as Krankenschwester
as Anwesender
Olaf Müller
as Älterer Soldat
Peter Panhans
as Uhrmachermeister
Peter Prautsch
as Blumenverkäufer
André Eckner
as Jüngerer Soldat
Wolf Sabo
as Inspizient
Ralf Lindermann
as Gestapomann
as Sekretärin von Sindhof
Jürgen Raulien
as Pförtner
as Unteroffizier
Ezard Haußmann
as Colonel
Günter Götze
as Obermeister
Bruno F. Apitz
as Arbeiter
Jörg Panknin
as Kommissar
Anita Herbst
as Vermieterin
Jürgen Huth
as Sargträger
as Sekretärin von Kotthaus
Rose Becker
as Krankenschwester
Gerd Michael Henneberg
as Richter
Gerd Staiger
as Erster Kollege
Wolfgang Jahn
as Meister
Sebastian Kowski
as Jungsozialist
Hans-Joachim Kühl
as Zweiter Kollege
Werner Godemann
as Verteidiger
Hans Linzer
as ICA-Generaldirektor
Werner Hahn
as Erster Zeiss-Anwalt
as Zweiter Zeiss-Anwalt
as Eisenbahner
Jörg Schmidt
as Erster Diener
as Zweiter Diener
Peter Obermann
as Soldat beim Oberst
Klaus Schleiff
as Direktor der Deutschen Bank
as Französischer Soldat
Release 08 Oct 1989
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