Goose Boy Trailer

Goose Boy Trailer (1950)

27 February 1950 Comedy 100 mins

A young peasant boy stands up to tyranny, aided by his trusting friend- a goose.

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Cast

Imre Soós

as Lúdas Matyi

Erzsi Pártos

as Matyi anyja

György Solthy

as Döbrögy

Éva Ruttkai

as Gyöngyi, Döbrögi lánya

Manyi Kiss

as Pamela, francia nevelőnő

János Görbe

as Gergely

Viola Orbán

as Piros anyja

Lajos Rajczy

as Spanish

Artúr Somlay

as Mohos professzor

István Bozóky

as Nyegriczky Bálint

Miklós Szakáts

as Bogáncs

Samu Balázs

as trouper

International Titles

Случай на ярмарке Trailer

International Releases Dates

Hungary 27 February 1950

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