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Blankenese is a 1994 German television series, which originally aired on ARD. The series focused on the Nicholaisons, a fictional ship owning family located in Blankenese, Hamburg.

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• Casts
• See also
• External links

Casts

• Hans Quest: Nikolas Nicholaison
• Ursula Lingen: Ellen Nicholaison
• Gisela Trowe: Martha Nicholaison
• Edwin Noël: Klaus Nicholaison
• Philipp Moog: Eric Nicholaison
• Astrid Meyer-Gossler: Elgte Nicholaison
• Till Demtrøder: Patrick Nicholaison
• Wolfgang Völz: Sven Neddelbeck
• Stephan Orlac: Uwe Jensen
• Beate Finck: Therese Jensen
• Antje Hagen: Ilona Neddelbeck
• Till Demtrøder: Patrick Nicholaison
• Fabian Harloff: Horst ‚Hümmelken‘ Neddelbeck
• Lisa Martinek: Tina Neddelbeck
• Klaus Höhne: Larsen
• Gerda Gmelin: Hedwig
• Agnes Dünneisen: Elisabeth
• Ilse Seemann: Helenka Pribasek
• Jürgen Thormann: Heinrich Osberg
• Beate Finckh: Therese Jensen
• Julia Biedermann: Ulrike von Adlersdorf
• Evelyn Opela: Caroline von Greifenstein
• Jean-Pierre Le Roy: Arzt Sanatorium

See also

• List of German television series

External links

• Blankenese at IMDb

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