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Glorious Times in the Spessart is a Allemand film of genre Science fiction directed by Kurt Hoffmann with Liselotte Pulver
Glorious Times in the Spessart (1967)
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Add to a movie listHerrliche Zeiten im Spessart (en français, Les Temps merveilleux du Spessart) est un film allemand réalisé par Kurt Hoffmann, sorti en 1967.
L'intrigue est liée à un sens large aux films précédents L'Auberge du Spessart et Das Spukschloß im Spessart .
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Anneliese, une descendante de la comtesse Franziska et de la , est la fille d'un hôtelier dans le Spessart. La jeune femme prépare son mariage avec son fiancé Frank, un officier américain d'origine allemande. Mais il retourne soudainement aux États-Unis en raison d'une affaire d'espionnage. Le mariage est menacé.Actors
Liselotte Pulver
(Anneliese)
Vivi Bach
(Rosalinde)
Harald Leipnitz
(Frank Green)
Hannelore Elsner
(Johanna)
Tatjana Sais
(Mrs. Mümmelmann)
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