Spiel mir das Lied und du bist tot!

Spiel mir das Lied und du bist tot!

3.5

2008-04-01

The two brothers Bobby-John-Joe and Billy-Bob-Earl St. John live with their alcoholic mother on a farm in the Wild West. Suddenly, their missing father Jerry-Lee-Larry reappears. He disappeared twenty years ago with his daughter Jill-Sarah-Mae-Jennifer. He claims that Jill was abducted. But as it turns out, Pa is a wanted crook. Ma St. John sends her sons to town to have him picked up by the sheriff.

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The two brothers Bobby-John-Joe and Billy-Bob-Earl St. John live with their alcoholic mother on a farm in the Wild West. Suddenly, their missing father Jerry-Lee-Larry reappears. He disappeared twenty years ago with his daughter Jill-Sarah-Mae-Jennifer. He claims that Jill was abducted. But as it turns out, Pa is a wanted crook. Ma St. John sends her sons to town to have him picked up by the sheriff.

Released

2008-04-01

Runtime

0

Director

Tommy Krappweis

Budget

$0

Revenue

$0

Genres

Comedy

Western

Language

Deutsch

Production

Rat Pack Filmproduktion

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    Siegfried Terpoorten

    Siegfried Terpoorten
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    Niels-Bruno Schmidt

    Niels-Bruno Schmidt
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    Katy Karrenbauer

    Katy Karrenbauer
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    Daniela Preuss

    Daniela Preuss
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    Ralf Richter

    Ralf Richter
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    Jürgen Tonkel

    Jürgen Tonkel
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    Wolf Roth

    Wolf Roth
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    Martin Semmelrogge

    Martin Semmelrogge
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    Bernhard Hoëcker

    Bernhard Hoëcker
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    Dan van Husen

    Dan van Husen
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    Norman Coester

    Norman Coester
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    Maurice Engst

    Maurice Engst
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    Achim Langer

    Achim Langer
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    Andreas Mintert

    Andreas Mintert
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    Luana Riebel

    Luana Riebel
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    Armin Sauer

    Armin Sauer
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    Thom Nowotny

    Thom Nowotny