Sprawa do załatwienia (1953)
Overview
A series of misfortunes plagues a journalist and his new friend.
Production Companies
Additional Info
| Budget | $0.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $0.00 |
| Original Language | pl |
| Popularity | 0.4281 |
Directed By
Jan Fethke
Jan Rybkowski
Crew
Feliks Parnell
Bronisław Brok
Tadeusz Slaby
Jan Fethke
Bogusław Lambach
Zdzisław Gozdawa
Anna Rubińska
Stefania Grodzieńska
Tadeusz Jakuczyn
Halina Ber
Kazimierz Sheybal
Tadeusz Korecki
Irmina Romanis
Zygmunt Szyndler
Stanisław Daniel
Maria Olejniczak
Michal Grynblat
Henryk Szlachet
Józef Galewski
Barbara Bittnerówna
Józef Koprowicz
J. Aleksandrzak
Zbigniew Ronert
Franciszek Kądziołka
Jan Janczewski
Irena Kosecka
Wacław Stępień
Wojciech Krysztofiak
Adam Okapiec
Maria Starzeńska
Jerzy Pękalski
Tadeusz Zając
Jan Fethke
Jan Rybkowski
Zygmunt Wiehler
Czesław Raniszewski
Adolf Forbert
Anatol Radzinowicz
TOP CAST
Gizela Piotrowska
Zofia Lipińska
Bogdan Niewinowski
Stefan Wiśniewski
Adolf Dymsza
Passenger/Taxi Driver/Lecturer/Waiter/Speaker/Seller/Hood/Boxer
Hanka Bielicka
Tradeswoman, Train Passenger
Irena Brodzińska
Singer
Edward Dziewoński
Factory Manager
Wacław Jankowski
Waiter
Zofia Jamry
Playboy's Girl
Irena Kwiatkowska
Train Passenger
Józef Kondrat
Train Passenger
Jan Kurnakowicz
Sound Technician
Antoni Kolczyński
Boxer Józwiak
Stanisław Łapiński
Manager at Restaurant
Kazimierz Opaliński
Director, Train Passenger
Lech Ordon
Józef
Jerzy Pietraszkiewicz
Singer
Stefan Witas
Guest at Restaurant
Barbara Bargiełowska
(uncredited)
Andrzej Bogucki
TV Worker (uncredited)
Kazimierz Brusikiewicz
TV Technician (uncredited)
Seweryn Butrym
Doctor, Train Passenger (uncredited)
Adam Cyprian
Train Passenger (uncredited)
Bronisław Darski
Train Passenger (uncredited)
Aleksander Drac
Civil Servant (uncredited)
Janusz Dziewonski
Porter (uncredited)
Zbigniew Jabłoński
Hood (uncredited)
Cezary Julski
Boxing Fan (uncredited)
Barbara Krafftówna
Clerk in Central (uncredited)
Adam Kwiatkowski
Orzechowski (uncredited)
Karol Leszczyński
TV Employee (uncredited)
Gustaw Lutkiewicz
Playboy (uncredited)
Józef Łodyński
Clerk (uncredited)
Juliusz Łuszczewski
Music Shop Manager (uncredited)
Józef Matuszewski
Sleeping Wagon Passenger (uncredited)
Michal Melina
TV Director (uncredited)
Stanisław Michalski
Boxing Fan (uncredited)
Klemens Mielczarek
Construction Worker (uncredited)
Henryk Modrzewski
Client at Restaurant (uncredited)
Adam Mularczyk
Fan (uncredited)
Wacław Nowakowski
Ministry Clerk (uncredited)
Władysław Osto-Suski
Music Shop Clerk (uncredited)
Józef Pilarski
Man in a Plaid Jacket (uncredited)
Wojciech Rajewski
Fan (uncredited)
Zbigniew Skowroński
Worker (uncredited)
Feliks Stamm
Referee (uncredited)
Jerzy Szpunar
Tradesman (uncredited)
Ludwik Tatarski
Ticket Controller (uncredited)
Jerzy Wasiuczyński
Hood (uncredited)
Kazimierz Wichniarz
Fan (uncredited)
Edward Wichura
Fan (uncredited)
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