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Directed By
Přemysl Kočí
Crew
Franz Lehár
Paul Knepler
Béla Jenbach
Eva Bezděková
Přemysl Kočí
Rudolf Vašata
Jan Maria Dobrodinský
Zdeněk Petr
Antonín Novák
Daniel Wiesner
Miloš Ditrich
Marie Franková
Petr Hovorka
Taťána Thielová
Aleš Wimmer
Václav Hála
Věra Štěpánková
Felix Černý
Josef Hrůša
Ladislav Rataj
Petr Vaněček
Olga Vítová
František Karoch
Marie Rysplerová
Jiří Kadaňka
Přemysl Kočí
TOP CAST
Vlastimil Harapes
Nicoló Paganini
Bohumil Černý
Nicoló Paganini (singing voice)
Jana Jonášová
Anna Elisa
Naďa Šormová
Bella Giretti
Josef Hajna
Giacomo Pimpinelli
Vojtech Kocián
Giacomo Pimpinelli (singing voice)
Bohuslav Maršík
Bartucci
René Tuček
Felice Bacciochi
Raoul Schránil
Count Hédouville
Zdeněk Jankovský
Foletto
Marie Veselá
Giulina
Růžena Radová
Coralina
Josef Heriban
Beppo
Jaroslav Stříška
Innkeeper
Jan Hlavsa
Filipo
Lubomír Havlák
Emanuel
Boris Rudiš
Master of Ceremonies
Karel Petr
Tofolo
Hana Jonášová
Anita
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