In a senior citizens' residence in Berlin, six residents are betting on the Lotto jackpot of € 30 million. But what should one do with so much money in his old days? Lebemann Conrad wants to hit the spot again, while the gay couple Otto and Jakob are fulfilling their dream of sailing. The good-natured Rosi is unabashedly exempted from her children, while the adventurous Karin finally wants to travel the world, if need be even without her sullen husband. But although almost all can fulfill their dreams, fate holds after the lottery luck also a few setbacks.
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Die letzten Millionen Cast
| Name |
Character |
|
Marie Gruber
She was 59, 62 years old when she died
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as Ursula |
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Michael Gwisdek
He was 72, now 82 years old
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as Conrad |
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Stephan Grossmann
He was 43, now 53 years old
|
as Alfi |
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Judy Winter
She was 70, now 80 years old
|
as Anegret |
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Jutta Wachowiak
She was 73, now 83 years old
|
as Karin |
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Dieter Mann
He was 73, now 83 years old
|
as Günter |
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Anna Loos
She was 43, now 54 years old
|
as Carmen |
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Barbara Schöne
She was 67, now 77 years old
|
as Inge |
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Ursula Karusseit
She was 75, 79 years old when she died
|
as Rosi |
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Ulrich Pleitgen
He was 67, 71 years old when he died
|
as Jakob |
Die letzten Millionen Crew
| Name |
Department |
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Udo Witte as Director. He was 62 (now 72) years old
|
Directing |
