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Die Katze und der Kanarienvogel - Teil 1 von 2
- Gruselkabinett 84
- Narrated by: Nana Spier, Sascha Wussow, Patrick Bach, Julia Stoepel, Claus Thull-Emden
- Length: 1 hr and 2 mins
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Die Katze und der Kanarienvogel - Teil 1 von 2
Narrated by:
Nana Spier, Sascha Wussow, Patrick Bach, Julia Stoepel, Claus Thull-Emden
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Am Hudson River 1921: In einem einsam gelegenen alten Haus findet zwanzig Jahre nach dem Tod des Besitzers auf dessen ausdrückliche Verfügung hin die Testamentseröffnung vor seinen sechs verbliebenen Erben statt. Die Klausel, dass der Erbe oder die Erbin die Nacht in der unheimlichen Bibliothek dem Todeszimmer des Erblassers verbringen muss und zudem das Erbe nur antreten darf, wenn er oder sie nach dieser Nacht noch bei Verstand ist, verwundert die angereiste bunte Schar potentieller Erben...
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