Episode 37— Aktien auf den Tod
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Claudia Schmutzler
as Stephanie Wilde
Walfriede Schmitt
as Klara Mehring
Ulrike Mai
as Elke Richards
Christoph Schobesberger
as Dr. Johannes Stein
David C Bunners
as Dr. Markus Meier-Liszt
Jacqueline Svilarov
as Franziska 'Fränzi' Martens
Jaecki Schwarz
as Dr. Justus Friedländer
Christian Wittmann
as Nicolas Berthold
Ilona Christina Schulz
as Martha König
Ricarda Mattes
as Tina König
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