Polská krev (1979)
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| Budget | $0.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $0.00 |
| Original Language | cs |
| Popularity | 0.326 |
Directed By
František Filip
Crew
Oskar Nedbal
Leo Stein
Pavel Kühn
Josef Koníček
František Vajnar
Bohumil Čipera
Jiří Urban
Marie Pačajová
Jan Zázvorka
Luděk Souček
Lída Novotná
Miluška Mrázková
Jiří Polák
Felix Černý
Jan Osten
Petr Čepický
Mahulena Hosnedlová
Jiřina Bílá
Jiří Kadaňka
František Filip
František Filip
TOP CAST
Rudolf Hrušínský
Jan Zaremba
Karel Petr
Jan Zaremba (singing voice)
Kateřina Macháčková
Helena
Marta Boháčová
Helena (singing voice)
Josef Abrhám
Count Boleslaw Barański
Jiří Zahradníček
Count Boleslaw Barański (singing voice)
Jaromír Hanzlík
Brono Popiel
Alfred Hampel
Brono Popiel (singing voice)
Hana Maciuchová
Wanda Kwasinská
Marie Veselá
Wanda Kwasinská (singing voice)
Květa Fialová
Jadwiga Pawlowa
Eva Hlobilová
Jadwiga Pawlowa (singing voice)
Václav Postránecký
Mirski
Jiří Joran
Mirski (singing voice)
Jaroslav Mareš
Górski
Miloš Ježil
Górski (singing voice)
Josef Čáp
Wolenski
Jaroslav Majtner
Wolenski (singing voice)
Miroslav Masopust
Senowicz
Jaroslav Stříška
Senowicz (singing voice)
Aja Farkačová
Drygulská
Ivana Klíčníková
Drygulská (singing voice)
Ivanka Devátá
Napolská
Ivona Valentová
Napolská (singing voice)
Milan Neděla
Wlastek
Viktor Kočí
Wlastek (singing voice)
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