Holiday with Angel (1953)
Overview
Strict and always dissatisfied grumbler Mr. Angel gets a voucher for summer recreation. He rejects it at first but he eventually decides to use it and spend 14 days in unionist hut Jezerka together with other merited co-workers.
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Additional Info
| Budget | $0.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $0.00 |
| Original Language | cs |
| Popularity | 1.221 |
Directed By
Bořivoj Zeman
Crew
Bořivoj Zeman
František Vlček
Karel Postřehovský
Otakar Pařík
Dalibor C. Vačkář
Bohumil Svoboda
Karel Marek
Ladislav Terš
František Vlček
Josef Neuberg
Marie Malá
Jaroslav Mottl
Emanuel Formánek
Bohumil Hába
Jan Pacák
Franta Novák
František Černý
Jaroslav Mottl
Josef Neuberg
Květa Ondráková
Bořivoj Zeman
Josef Neuberg
František Vlček
Josef Dobřichovský
Jan Stallich
TOP CAST
Jaroslav Marvan
Gustav Anděl
Josef Pehr
Václav Mašek
Josef Kemr
Bohouš Vyhlídka
Vladimír Ráž
Karel Pavlát
Jana Dítětová
Milada Pavlátová
František Dibarbora
Stefan Palko - coal miner
Stanislava Seimlová
Marienka Vanecková - chauffeuse
Běla Jurdová
Cultural officer
Vladimír Řepa
Vojtech Herzán - molder
Rudolf Princ
Administrator of convalescence home
Alena Vránová
Marie Dobesová - teacher
Eva Foustková
Anna Kazdová - charwoman
Růžena Šlemrová
Pichlová
Josef Hlinomaz
Jerábek - sparks
Antonín Vilský
Stehlík - vacationer
Marie Norrová
Stehlík's wife
Josef Příhoda
Vosáhlík - doper
Anna Kadeřábková
Reháková
Blažena Slavíčková
Postal Official
Alois Dvorský
Postman
František Kokejl
Joséfek Babica - coal miner
Antonín Klimša
Eman Gomolek - coal miner
Renata Borová
Evicka (as H. Borová)
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