Swiss Tour

Swiss Tour

Swiss Tour

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Swiss Tour

1949

1h 40m

9.0(2 votes)

Drama

Overview

A sailor on leave meets a beautiful girl on the ski slopes of Switzerland.

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Praesens-Film

Cast & Crew

11 members

Acting

Cornel Wilde

Stanley Robin

Cornel Wilde

Acting

Josette Day

Suzanne

Josette Day

Acting

Simone Signoret

Yvonne

Simone Signoret

Acting

Liselotte Pulver

Flirt eines G.I.

Liselotte Pulver

Acting

Heinrich Gretler

Gemeindepräsident

Heinrich Gretler

Acting

John Baragrey

Jack

John Baragrey

Acting

Richard Erdman

Eddy

Richard Erdman

Acting

Alan Hale Jr.

Joe

Alan Hale Jr.

Acting

George Petrie

Sidney

George Petrie

Acting

Leopold Biberti

Walter Hochull

Leopold Biberti

Acting

Heinrich Gretler

Biber

Heinrich Gretler

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