Full Ahead Trailer

Full Ahead Trailer (1967)

14 April 1967 Comedy 86 mins

Two friends from army meet in a harbour and start to reminisce about their adventures.

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Cast

Teresa Tuszyńska

as Girl / Gloria / Dolores / Sabina / Wanda

Zdzisław Maklakiewicz

as Leon / Journalist

Krzysztof Litwin

as Boy / Sailor / Steward / Servant

Stanisław Gronkowski

as Ship Officer

Zdzisław Karczewski

as Ship Captain

Krystyna Mikołajewska

as Woman in a Harem

Leon Niemczyk

as His Excellency

Jerzy Nowak

as Bosman

Igor Przegrodzki

as Man introducing Harem Candidates

Crew

Jan Włodarczyk

Jan Włodarczyk Production Manager

Maciej Maria Putowski

Maciej Maria Putowski Assistant Production Design

Jan Grandys

Jan Grandys Production Design

Beata Bilska

Beata Bilska Assistant Director

Zygmunt Krusznicki

Zygmunt Krusznicki Assistant Camera

Waldemar Kamizela

Waldemar Kamizela Sound Assistant

Elżbieta Meksz

Elżbieta Meksz Costume Assistant

Jerzy Szurowski

Jerzy Szurowski Assistant Camera

Tadeusz Kosarewicz

Tadeusz Kosarewicz Assistant Production Design

Zbigniew Tołłoczko

Zbigniew Tołłoczko Assistant Production Manager

Jerzy Karwowski

Jerzy Karwowski Assistant Director

Marian Ciupka

Marian Ciupka Sound Assistant

International Titles

Plnou parou vpřed Trailer

International Releases Dates

Poland 14 April 1967

Production Companies

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