Der Heiland auf dem Eiland

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Der Heiland auf dem Eiland

2004- 2005

2 Seasons

14 Episodes

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Overview

Der Heiland auf dem Eiland is a German television series.

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Cast & Crew

8 members

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Holger Handtke

Bischöflicher Sekretär

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Jürgen von der Lippe

Pfarrer Karl-Heinz Erdmann

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Patrizia Moresco

Else Fredericksen

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Rainer Basedow

Bischof Schlesinger

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Astrid Kohrs

Frauke Hansen

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Uwe Rohde

Hinner Hinnersen

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Frank-Leo Schröder

Bürgermeister Frieder Fredericksen

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Kai Mößner

Helge Fredericksen

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