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Harry Becomes a Millionaire

1918, German. Directed by Emil Albes.

Harry would prefer to marry his Grete on the spot, but at first he must have the approval of his father-in-law. He must prove that he is able to feed his future wife. So the poor fellow has a lot to think about in order to make enough money - which does not go without complications.

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Released
30 May 1918
Original title
Harry wird Millionär
Country
Germany
Written by
Julius Sternheim

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Harry Becomes a Millionaire (1918) was directed by Emil Albes and stars Harry Lamberts-Paulsen, Emil Sondermann, Gertrude Pabst.

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