Ragaszkodom a szerelemhez Trailer

Ragaszkodom a szerelemhez Trailer (1943)

02 June 1943 Comedy 87 mins

Dr. Kálmán Bajor, a lawyer in his fifties, falls in love with his friend's secretary, twenty-year-old Turkish Vali. Valit seduces his young suitor and asks her to marry him. The lawyer's daughter Mimi does not look kindly on the marriage, but she cannot dissuade her father. So she solves the matter with a woman's logic. Apparently in love with her father's friend, she gets engaged to Uncle Árpád, also over fifty. But the game turns serious, and Uncle Árpád really falls in love with the pretty girl.

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Cast

Alice Fényes

as Mimi, Bajor lánya

Andor Ajtay

as Dr. Bajor Kálmán, ügyvéd

Vali Hidvéghy

as Török Vali, Bajor menyasszonya

Ernő Mihályi

as Árpád bácsi

Nusi Somogyi

as Vali anyja

Lajos Gárday

as Vali apja

Crew

Szabolcs Fényes

Original Music Composer

Rudolf Icsey

Rudolf Icsey Director of Photography

Klára B. Kokas

Klára B. Kokas Production Design

International Releases Dates

Hungary 02 June 1943

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