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De Big van het Regiment is a film directed by Max Nosseck with Philip Dorn
De Big van het Regiment (1935)
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Add to a movie listDe Big van het Regiment is a 1935 Dutch film directed by Max Nosseck.
Actors
Philip Dorn
(Berkhage)
Johan Kaart
(Jan Adriaanse)
Adolphe Engers
(Kruitnagel)
Jan van Dommelen
(Vader van Nora)
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