Dr. Hope

July. 03,2009

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History

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Miniseries

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Historical Bio-Pic, based on the life of Hope Bridges Adams-Lehmann, being the first female physician and member of womens-lib movement in Germany at the end of 19th century.

Heike Makatsch as Hope Bridges Adams

Justus von Dohnányi as Otto Walther

Martin Feifel as Carl Lehmann

Inka Friedrich as Clara Zetkin

August Zirner as Ludwig von Arnstetten

Tatjana Blacher as Ellen Bridges

Monika Baumgartner as Barbara Helbing

Ernst Jacobi as Richter

Philipp Sonntag as Dr. Amann

Julia Heinze as Lotte

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