The Nuremberg communication center, known as “KOMM” for short, was a nationwide pioneer. The social, youth and cultural policy experiences of that time can be found today in countless institutions throughout Germany - in the art/cultural education work of “high culture” as well as in the self-image of open district centers and cultural offerings for all social groups.
| Actor | Role |
|---|---|
| JJutta KüppersHerself | Herself |
| MMichael PoppHimself | Himself |
 Franz Josef StraußHimself | Himself |
| HHermann GlaserHimself | Himself |
| RRenate SchmidtHerself | Herself |
| SSabine ZieserHerself | Herself |
| SSylvie LudwigHerself | Herself |
| HHans WellHimself | Himself |
| MMatthias StrobelHimself | Himself |
| CChristof PoppHimself | Himself |
| CChristiane SchleindlHerself | Herself |
| HHelmut BühlHimself | Himself |
| KKlemens GsellHimself | Himself |
| KKarl HillermeierHimself | Himself |
| JJürgen SchmudeHimself | Himself |
 Helmut SchmidtHimself | Himself |
| WWolfgang KischkaHimself | Himself |
 Wolfgang NiedeckenHimself | Himself |
| LLudwig ScholzHimself | Himself |
| KKeksHimself | Himself |