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Roland Düringer
Gerry Schartl
Marie Bäumer
Lena Schartl

Nora Heschl
Patrizia Schartl

Kai Wiesinger
Ben

Reinhard Nowak
Fritz Nowak

Oliver Korittke
Uwe Schalk

Maria Hofstätter
Frau Kübel

Alfred Dorfer
Bertram Klingelmeier

Eva Billisich
Grete Nowak
Sabina Riedel
Mercedes Schalk
Viktoria Stifter
Naomi Schalk
Karl Künstler
Herr Kübel
David Heissig
Sohn Kübel

Maverick Quek
Rezeptionist

Antonia Holfelder
Doris

Erika Mottl
Witwe Klingelmeier
Özgür Özata
Aladin

Wolfgang Pissecker
Martens
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