„Od štvrtka do zmŕtvychvstania...“

„Od štvrtka do zmŕtvychvstania...“

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„Od štvrtka do zmŕtvychvstania...“

1969

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Československá televízia Bratislava

Cast & Crew

9 members

Acting

Ladislav Chudík

Unknown Role

Ladislav Chudík

Acting

Karol Machata

Unknown Role

Karol Machata

Acting

Ivan Rajniak

Unknown Role

Ivan Rajniak

Acting

Karol Spišák

Unknown Role

Karol Spišák

Acting

Pavol Mikulík

Unknown Role

Pavol Mikulík

Acting

Eliška Nosálová

Unknown Role

Eliška Nosálová

Directing

Dušan Hanák

Unknown Role

Dušan Hanák

Acting

Ľudovít Greššo

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Ľubomír Roman

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Ľubomír Roman

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