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*'''Release Date:''' 27.6.1969 | *'''Release Date:''' 27.6.1969 | ||
== Also known as == | == Also known as == | ||
Bijeli vukovi (Yugoslavia: Serbian title) | Weiße Wölfe (East Germany) (alternative spelling) | Valkoiset sudet (Finland) | | Bijeli vukovi (Yugoslavia: Serbian title) | Weiße Wölfe (East Germany) (alternative spelling) | Valkoiset sudet (Finland) | Białe wilki (Poland) | White Wolves (U.S.A.) | ||
== Cast and crew == | == Cast and crew == | ||
Revision as of 12:30, 26 July 2011
Weisse Wölfe (East Germany, Yugoslavia 1969 / Director: Konrad Petzold)
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- Runtime: 101 min
- Release Date: 27.6.1969
Also known as
Bijeli vukovi (Yugoslavia: Serbian title) | Weiße Wölfe (East Germany) (alternative spelling) | Valkoiset sudet (Finland) | Białe wilki (Poland) | White Wolves (U.S.A.)
Cast and crew
- Cast: Gojko Mitic (Farsighted Falcon), Horst Schulze (Collins P. Harrington), Barbara Brylska (Catherine), Holger Mahlich (Pat Patterson), Slobodan Dimitrijevic (Cunning Fox), Slobodan Velimirovic (Strong Left Hand), Rolf Hoppe (Bashan James)
- Screenplay: Günter Karl
- Cinematography: Eberhard Borkmann [color, widescreen]
- Music: Karl-Ernst Sasse
