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Nyolc évszak

Nyolc évszak

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Nyolc évszak

1987

1 Seasons

8 Episodes

5.0(1 votes)

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11 members

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Anna Götz

Borbás Brigi

Anna Götz

Acting

Mari Csomós

Borbás Vali

Mari Csomós

Acting

Sándor Horváth

Borbás László

Sándor Horváth

Acting

Géza Balkay

Borbás Laci

Géza Balkay

Acting

Ferenc Kállai

Rudi bácsi

Ferenc Kállai

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Pál Mácsai

Dr. Pinczés János

Pál Mácsai

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Cecília Esztergályos

Sára

Cecília Esztergályos

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István Bubik

Alex

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Géza Tordy

Géza

Géza Tordy

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Hilda Gobbi

Klári néni

Hilda Gobbi

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Attila Kaszás

Karcsi

Attila Kaszás

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