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| Original Language | cs |
| Popularity | 0.037 |
Directed By
Pavel Blumenfeld
Crew
Karel Vlach
Karel Feix
Magdalena Balíková
Štěpán Koníček
Adolf Hejzlar
Karel Kočí
Richard Weber
Jiří Šust
Miloš Velínský
Milada Mikešová
Jiří Mařas
Josef Ouzký
Vratislav Innemann
Miloš Velínský
Marie Hrdličková
Alena Nová
František Daniel
Jan Novák
Jaroslav Tuzar
Emanuel Formánek
Miroslav Hájek
Chrudoš Uher
Pavel Blumenfeld
Karel Postřehovský
TOP CAST
Robert Vrchota
dentist Miroslav Hruška
Jana Brejchová
Marie, Hrušek's wife
Josef Bek
Oldrich Valta
Květa Fialová
Irena
Oldřich Nový
barman Charlie
Jarmila Kurandová
Mary's grandmother
Rudolf Deyl
Starsina Cermák
Martin Růžek
Halouzka
Walter Taub
Dr. Fischer
Věra Kalendová
nurse
František Marek
SS member with backpack
Bohuslav Ličman
SS member
Rudolf Široký
interrogating guard
Jan Víšek
interrogating guard
Gabriela Bártlová-Buddeusová
patient at Hruška
Raoul Schránil
Fitter
Ota Motyčka
patient
Anna Gabrielová
milliner
Arnošt Faltýnek
uncle Charles
Pavla Maršálková
aunt
Marie Nademlejnská
housekeeper
Josef Šidlichovský
a drunken guest
Martin Raus
drunken guest Karlíček
Karel Šott
a drunken guest
Stanislav Strnad
a drunken guest
J. O. Martin
gatekeeper on the track
Václav Švec
uncle
Vítězslav Černý
citizen
Viktor Očásek
dentist Novák, fired collaborator
Blažena Slavíčková
woman in the crowd
Vladimír Majer
SS member on a truck
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