A Strange Marriage Part 3 Trailer (1984)
03 February 1984
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03 February 1984
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Péter Benkő as Buttler gróf
István Mikó as Bernát Zsiga
Ferenc Bessenyei as Dőry báró
Anna Kubik as Mária, a lánya
Ferenc Kállai as Horváth Mihály
Ilona Ivancsics as Horváth Piroska
Antal Páger as Medve doktor
Zdenkó Tamássy Music
Éva Zsurzs Screenplay
Éva Zsurzs Director
Kálmán Mikszáth Writer
Erika Szántó Screenplay
Hungary 03 February 1984
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