Ho!
A gangster (Jean-Paul Belmondo) tries to become a mob boss and kidnaps a journalist to cover the story.
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Hugolín Gavlovič
Author
Ivan Slavík
Czech poet
Ilona Mauks
Lawyer ‧ Kálmán Mikszáth's wife
John Hervey, 7th Marquess of Bristol
Mick Roche
Charley Moran
American sportsman
Will Provine
American historian
William B. Provine
American historian of science
Eugene Zimmerman
Swiss cartoonist
Frederick Platt-Higgins
Former Member of Parliament of the United Kingdom
Karen Samuelsen
Alexei Antonovich of Brunswick
Catherine Antonovna of Brunswick
Peter Antonovich of Brunswick
Duke Anthony Ulrich of Brunswick's son
Elizabeth Antonovna of Brunswick
Duke Anthony Ulrich of Brunswick's daughter
Eiler Hagerup
Former Governor of Finnmarkens amt
Frederik Krag
Former Governor-general of Norway
Peder Skram
Spike Dykes
American football coach
Forest City Joe
Musician
Teddy Turner
Actor
Ted Peate
English cricketer
Harrie Wade
Australian Politician
Werner Fricker
Football player
Walter Crane
English artist
Janet Lees Price
British actress
Josephine Douglas
Actress
Edward Mote
Pastor
Herbert Roper Barrett
Tennis player
John Guille Millais
Artist
Hugo Ellis
Actor ‧ James Ellis' son
Cecil Hurst
British judge
Thomas Medwin
Writer
Vic Roberts
Rugby union player
Charles Isham
Gardener
James Miskin
British barrister and judge
Jørgen Bentzon
Danish composer
Francis Bull
Norwegian literary historian
Anne Marie Telmányi
Danish painter
Jørgen Kieler
Danish physician
Gunnar Dyrberg
Emma Eliza Hansen
Erik Scavenius' ex-wife
Bo Bramsen
Journalist
Adam Matthias Trauttmansdorff
Bohunka z Rožmberka
Marie-Louise Linssen-Vaessen
Freestyle swimmer
John Findlay
Former New Zealand Minister of Police