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| Original Language | cs |
| Popularity | 0.307 |
Directed By
Miroslav Cikán
Crew
Karel Feix
Pavla Stahlová
Josef Pávek
Jiří Krejčí
František Šindelář
Jaroslav Jílovec
Miroslav Cikán
Jan Zázvorka
Štěpán Lucký
Libuše Junková
Vladimír Bor
Josef Pechar
Karel Konrád
Václav Krolop
František Belfín
Gustav Hrdlička
František Daniel
Rudolf Jaroš
František Zajíček
Antonín Zelenka
Martin Gazda
Jan Roth
Miroslav Cikán
TOP CAST
Karel Hašler
Jurásek
Vladimir Gulyaev
Solovjev
Karel Höger
MUDr. Mrázek
Terezie Brzková
Vojtová
František Zvarík
Kretschmer
Josef Bek
Benada
Martin Růžek
gendarme ensign Sojka
Bohuš Záhorský
teacher Vojkuvka
Oldřich Lukeš
Tomala
Vladimír Řepa
Drazil
Vlasta Vlasáková
Bohumila Benadová, Jurášek's mother
Miloš Nedbal
major Wehrmacht
Jiřina Steimarová
Mrázková
Jindřich Narenta
mysterious in a leather coat
Arnošt Faltýnek
postman Drábek
František Hanus
Žitnák
Růžena Lysenková
Dražilová, Jurášek's aunt
Jaroslav Seník
Buriánek
Gustav Heverle
Kubáč
Ota Motyčka
janitor Jahoda
Pavel Borovan
boy
Jaroslav Drbohlav
Mirek, son of Drazil
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