1. April 2000 - Cast

Cast

Actor Role
Hilde Krahl President of the Global Union
Josef Meinrad Prime Minister of Austria
Waltraut Haas Mitzi
Judith Holzmeister Ina Equiquiza
Elisabeth Stemberger Sekretärin
Ulrich Bettac Moderator Robinson
Karl Ehmann Cabinet Chief
Peter Gerhard Hieronymus Gallup
Curd Jürgens Capitano Herakles
Robert Michal Wei Yao Chee
Heinz Moog Hajji Halef Omar
Guido Wieland Alessandro Bibalini
Paul Hörbiger Augustin
Hans Moser Composer
Pepi Glöckner-Kramer
Martha Marbo
Eva Payrer
Erika Pirschl
Erna Schickl
Marianne Schönauer
Alma Seidler Reporterin
Anneliese Stöckl-Eberhard
Hansi Stork
Ingeborg Wieser Alessandro Vitalini
Karl Bachmann
Theodor Danegger Russ. Hochkommissar
Karl Eidlitz
Hans Frank
Erik Frey Prinz Eugen
Harry Fuß Franzl
Hugo Gottschlich
Fred Hennings Deutscher Kaiser
Franz Herterich Amerik. Hochkommissar
Hans Holt
Fritz Imhoff
Fred Liewehr
Heribert Meisel
Alfred Neugebauer Finanzminister
Toni Nießner
Hans Richter Reporter
Leopold Rudolf
Stefan Skodler
Ernst Stankovski
Otto Treßler Engl. Hochkommissar
Hans Ziegler Franz. Hochkommissar
Kurt Bülau
Rita Gallos
Edith Prager
Helmut Qualtinger
Gerhard Riedmann Reitender Bote (uncredited)
Die Wiener Sängerknaben Singers

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