II. József császár Trailer

II. József császár Trailer (1982)

06 May 1982 History, TV Movie

A Hungarian film about Emperor Joseph II

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Cast

István Avar

as II. József

Mária Sulyok

as Chanclos

Irén Bordán

as Eleonóra

Gyula Benkő

as Kaunitz

Judit Miklósy

as Kaunitz grófné

Enikő Tóth

as Leopoldina

József Kautzky

as Hatzfeld

Gyula Szersén

as Forgács

Miklós Tolnay

as Balassa

György Bálint

as A lelkész

Gyula Kéry

as Holstein

Crew

Gabriella Prekop

Gabriella Prekop Script Editor

Dénes Szekeres

Dénes Szekeres Production Manager

György Czabarka

György Czabarka Cinematography

Istvan Takacs

Istvan Takacs Set Decoration

Livia Mátay

Livia Mátay Production Design

Frigyes B. Marton

Frigyes B. Marton Camera Operator

István Kriska

István Kriska Construction Manager

István Havas

István Havas Unit Manager

Zsuzsa Zánki Pil

Zsuzsa Zánki Pil Second Assistant Director

István Herbert

István Herbert Sound Engineer

Tiborné Rontó

Tiborné Rontó Recording Supervision

Péter Czabarka

Péter Czabarka Camera Operator

Antal Török

Antal Török Chief Lighting Technician

International Releases Dates

Hungary 06 May 1982

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