Prodaná nevěsta

1976

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Overview

Set in a South Bohemian village, this faithful film version of Smetana’s opera follows farmer Krušina’s plan to marry his daughter Mařenka to wealthy Vašek. Mařenka loves Jeník, a stranger. Through matchmaking schemer Kecal’s plots and revealed identities, true love triumphs in a festive village wedding.

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90 members

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Vanda Švarcová

Mařenka Krušinová

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Gabriela Beňačková

Mařenka Krušinová (singing voice)

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Petr Skarke

Janík

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Ivo Žídek

Jeník (singing voice)

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Čestmír Řanda

Kecal

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Karel Berman

Kecal (singing voice)

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Václav Sloup

Vašek Mícha

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Alfred Hampel

Vašek Mícha (singing voice)

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Bedřich Prokoš

Krušina

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Jindřich Jindrák

Krušina (singing voice)

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Blažena Holišová

Krušinová

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Libuše Márová

Krušinová (singing voice)

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Jindřich Janda

Tobiáš Mícha

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Dalibor Jedlička

Tobiáš Mícha (singing voice)

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Slávka Procházková

Háta Míchová

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Růžena Radová

Háta Míchová (voice)

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Ladislav Pešek

Comedian Director

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Milan Karpíšek

Comedian Direcor (singing voice)

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Hana Packertová

Esmeralda

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Jana Jonášová

Esmeralda (singing voice)

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Josef Kemr

Indian

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Karel Hanuš

Indian (singing voice)

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Václav Břichnáč

Dancer

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Vlastimil Carda

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Karel Červinka

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Zdeněk Derka

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Zdeňka Derková

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Jiří Drgáč

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Marie Gergiedowská

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František Hlaváček

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Jiří Hrabal

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D. Kašparovská

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O. Kašparovský

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Jiří Linhart

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Stanislava Linhartová

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Jiřina Machalická

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Karel Mašek

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Ivana Michková

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Bohumír Muchka

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Ivan Muchka

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Věra Muchková

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Ján Novenko

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Jitka Ogounová

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Zuzana Pomezná

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Marcela Stamidisová

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Marta Škodová

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Helena Šuranská

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Zdeňka Táborská

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Anselma Teisingerová

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Peter Tomašovič

Dancer

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Ladislav Vašek

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Taťána Vreclová

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Josef Dvořák

Musician

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František Hrdlička

Musician

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Petr Lederer

Musician

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Antonín Loužecký

Musician

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Vladimír Majer

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Jakub Matoušek

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František Nedvěd

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Josef Šedivý

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Josef Štochl

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František Štrobl

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František Urban

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Václav Zahrádka

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Jiří Zeman

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František Filec

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Jaromír Kroupa

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Jiří Melichar

Musician

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Gustav Böhm

Villager

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Vít Freyvald

Villager

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Otakar Hlavsa

Villager

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Věra Hosinová

Villager

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Aneta Kalenská

Villager

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Milan Klečka

Villager

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Věra Kučerová

Villager

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Rajmund Pour

Villager

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Jiřina Pouzová

Villager

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Marie Řihová

Villager

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Antonín Smitka

Villager

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Maja Sládková

Villager

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Em. Ševcová

Villager

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Jan Štěch

Villager

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Věra Zabilková

Villager

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Václav Záveský

Villager

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Jiřina Bestlová

Villager

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Miroslav Burda

Villager

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Míla Šulc

Unknown Role

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František Kokejl

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E. Kokejlová

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František Novotný

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