Ringstraßenpalais (TV series)

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Ringstraßenpalais
Written by	Hellmut Andics
Directed by	Rudolf Nussgruber
Country of origin	Austria West Germany
No. of seasons	3
Release
Original network	ORF ZDF
Original release	December 25, 1980 (1980-12-25)

Ringstraßenpalais is an Austrian-West German television series.

Cast[]

In alphabetical order

• Erich Auer as Minister
• Karlheinz Böhm as Bernie Artenberg
• Jean-Claude Bouillon as Claude
• Ivan Desny as Richard von Wintrop
• Vernon Dobtcheff as Major Georges Comte de Castroux
• Richard Eybner as Card player
• Erik Frey as General Bernhard Graf Artenberg
• Olga Georges-Picot as Michèle
• Karlheinz Hackl as Dr. Paul Ender jr.
• Attila Hörbiger as Pater Florian
• Michael Janisch as Kriminalbeamter
• Dagmar Koller as Anni Berte
• Ida Krottendorf as Bertha
• Gerlinde Locker as Poldi Artenberg
• Josef Meinrad as Emil Hoffeneder
• Kurt Meisel as Dr. Wirtsbacher
• Fritz Muliar as Imre Kelemen
• Paul Muller as Comte de Castroux
• Susi Nicoletti as Durchlaucht Antonie Fürstin Slansky
• Maria Perschy as Madame
• Rudolf Prack as Ferdinand
• Wolfgang Preiss as General Prettwitz
• Imre Ráday as Pista
• Lukas Resetarits as Erwin
• Sieghardt Rupp as Hermann
• Hans-Jürgen Schatz as Walter Klopf
• Heinrich Schweiger as Eduard Baumann
• Bert Sotlar as Joka Jovanovic
• Franz Stoss as General
• Jane Tilden as Sophie
• Friedrich von Thun as Bernhard Graf Artenberg
• Klausjürgen Wussow as SS Standartenführer

See also[]

• List of Austrian television series

External links[]

• Ringstraßenpalais at IMDb

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