The Bear and the Ghosts Trailer (1959)

01 January 1959 Fantasy, Family 51 mins

Princess Blanka (Aglaia Morávková) is secretly meeting her beloved, huntsman Ondrej (Jirí Papez). Only the chamber-maid Anezka (Jirina Bohdalová) is in favour of their love but Blanka’s father, the King (Jaroslav Marvan), mustn’t find out anything about it. Blanka is refusing all the bridegrooms the King has invited to the castle. The King has enough of his daughter’s moodiness and shuts her up in the tower. The suitors must search for her and she is to marry the one who finds her first.

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Cast

František Miroslav Doubrava

Déda Papež

Crew

Lada Vacková First Assistant Director

Marie Křížová Assistant Director

Pavel Horák Assistant Director

J. Z. Novák Story

J. Z. Novák Screenplay

Václav Huňka Director of Photography

Ladislav Vinklárek Assistant Camera

Emil Sirotek Assistant Camera

Jan Zázvorka Production Design

Fernand Vácha Costume Design

Miloslav Jandera Makeup & Hair

Anežka Kunová Makeup & Hair

František Čížek Makeup & Hair

Jiřina Lukešová Editor

Bohumír Brunclík Sound Effects

Václav Huňka Special Effects

International Titles

Medvěd a strašidla Trailer

Princezna, medvěd a strašidla Trailer

Production Companies

Filmové studio Barrandov

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