Tragic Monday Trailer

Tragic Monday Trailer (1960)

14 October 1960 Drama 76 mins

Three nine-year-old boys are ridden with guilt after chasing their classmate into a busy street, causing him to get hit by a truck.

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Cast

František Maxián

as Radek Turnovský

Karel Smyczek

as Pavel Vítovec

Jiří Stáňa

as Ondra Kovář

Dušan Veselý

as Zdeněk Fábera

Oldřich Vykypěl

as Václav Turnovský

Jiřina Švorcová

as Saša Turnovská

Ladislav Pešek

as Bedřich Vítovec

Vlasta Chramostová

as Jiřina Kovářová

Rudolf Deyl

as Vojta

Martin Růžek

as Antonín Smetana

Jarmila Smejkalová

as Smetanová

Vladimír Hlavatý

as František Zuna

Crew

Eva Kubesová

Eva Kubesová Assistant Director

Věra Pištěková

Věra Pištěková Assistant Director

Jiří Rulík

Jiří Rulík Set Decoration

František Rieger

František Rieger Set Decoration

Vladimír Černý

Vladimír Černý Makeup & Hair

Bohumír Brunclík

Bohumír Brunclík Sound Effects

Jaroslav Čermák

Jaroslav Čermák Makeup & Hair

Bohumil Šmída

Bohumil Šmída Executive Producer

Jan Novák

Jan Novák Director of Photography

Karel Hejsek

Karel Hejsek Assistant Camera

Jaroslav Jílovec

Jaroslav Jílovec Production Manager

Miloš Stejskal

Miloš Stejskal Unit Production Manager

International Titles

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