Richard knapt het op

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Richard knapt het op is a 1943 Dutch film directed by Henk van der Linden.

Richard knapt het op
Directed by	Henk van der Linden
Written by	Henk van der Linden
Release date	1943 (1943)
Country	Netherlands
Language	Dutch

Cast

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Werner Tiemans ... The cross-eyed
Rinus Bonekamp ... Rudolf Roodhaar
Martin Vermegen ... Landlord
Dirk Capel ... Dirk
Henk van der Linden

External links

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Richard knapt het op at IMDb

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