Okouzlená Trailer

Okouzlená Trailer (1942)

06 November 1942 Drama

In the garden of Hojtaš's estate, local dignitaries gather to watch a theatrical performance starring the author of the play, Dr. Pavel Chvojka, the landowner's granddaughter Olga, and Lenka, her ward. Lenka is intoxicated by the theater and Pavel, but he prefers the more experienced Olga. Lenka runs away to Prague to become a real actress. However, the beginnings are difficult and the girl is forced to work in a fashion salon. Here she meets the warm-hearted Milada, with whom she also shares a sublet. In the salon, Lenka meets Pavel again after some time...

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Cast

Václav Vydra

as Rupert Hojtaš

Leopolda Dostalová

as Hojtašová

Nataša Gollová

as Lenka Bártová

Adina Mandlová

as Milada Jánská

Marie Glázrová

as Jitka Zykanová

Karel Höger

as JUDr. Pavel Chvojka

Jan Pivec

as Jan Karas

Marie Nademlejnská

as sestra statkářky

Miloš Nedbal

as režisér divadla

Gustav Hilmar

as správce statku

Meda Valentová

as ředitelka módního závodu

Josef Bělský

as člen divadelní rady

František Filipovský

as divadelní asistent

Crew

Eduard Šimáček

Eduard Šimáček Assistant Director

Ferdinand Pečenka

Ferdinand Pečenka Director of Photography

Jan Zázvorka

Jan Zázvorka Production Design

Oldřich Papež

Oldřich Papež Production Manager

Fernand Vácha

Fernand Vácha Costume Design

Vilém Brož

Vilém Brož Production Manager

Prokop Pěkný

Prokop Pěkný Set Decoration

Jiří Srnka

Original Music Composer

Production Companies

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