Co se šeptá Trailer (1938)

27 September 1938 Drama, Romance

On a park bench, one gossip tells another the story of a young man who has just passed by. His mother Helena was a beautiful and talented singing student years ago. She was platonically loved by her classmate Vilém, the son of a shoelace merchant. After the conservatory graduation party, Helena was seduced by the frivolous Martin. The next day, he left for Paris and did not report back. The girl was horrified to discover that she was pregnant. Therefore, she welcomed the saving offer of marriage from the faithful Vilém...

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Cast

Jiřina Štěpničková as Helena Horáková

Hugo Haas as Vilém Gregor

Ríša Novák as Ivan

Karel Veverka as Vilémův otec

Saša Rašilov as penzista

František Roland as Šebor

Růžena Šlemrová as klepna

Lola Skrbková as klepna

Jozef Budský as Rudolf Martin

K. Meinhardt

Jiří Vondrovič as Růžička

Stanislav Neumann as Krištůfek

František Paul as Nečas

Eva Prchlíková as Klára

Marie Blažková as Nána

Fanda Mrázek as zpěvák

Crew

Hugo Haas Director

Hugo Haas Screenplay

Antonín Zelenka Editor

Ferdinand Pečenka Director of Photography

Hugo Haas Story

František Šindelář Sound

Antonín Kubový Assistant Director

Jan Branberger Original Music Composer

Štěpán Kopecký Production Design

Jan Sinnreich Production Manager

Production Companies

Lloyd-Film

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