Profesor na bielom koni

Profesor na bielom koni

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Profesor na bielom koni

1984

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Československá televízia Bratislava

Cast & Crew

20 members

Acting

Leopold Haverl

prof. P.M. Petzval

Leopold Haverl

Acting

Martin Huba

W.F. Woigtländer

Martin Huba

Acting

Štefan Bučko

W.F. Woigtländer, syn

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Elo Romančík

prof. Ettinghausen

Elo Romančík

Acting

Pavol Mikulík

rektor

Pavol Mikulík

Acting

Michal Dočolomanský

1. profesor

Michal Dočolomanský

Acting

Ján Venéni

2. profesor

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Teodor Piovarči

muž s bradou

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Slavo Drozd

Dieter

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František Dibarbora

Dietzler

František Dibarbora

Acting

Eva Rysová

Unknown Role

Eva Rysová

Acting

Libuša Trutzová

Unknown Role

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Acting

Marian Gallo

Unknown Role

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Anton Mrvečka

Unknown Role

Anton Mrvečka

Acting

Jaroslav Rozsíval

Unknown Role

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Stano Král

Unknown Role

Stano Král

Acting

Peter Aczel

Unknown Role

Peter Aczel

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Peter Rúfus

Unknown Role

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Lotár Radványi

Unknown Role

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Dušan Kaprálik

Unknown Role

Dušan Kaprálik

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