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O třech stříbrných hřebenech

Jan 1, 1991

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Overview

In the royal castle lives a haughty, parading and domineering princess. She torments the servants and perhaps would still be tormenting them with her whims if the mysterious Lord of the Wind with his magic crests had not appeared in the castle. A lascivious youth uses their charms to punish the proud princess and win the affections of a sweet girl.

Genres

Fantasy

Family

TV Movie

Production Companies

Československá televize Praha

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Cast

lazebník Ondřej

Michal Dlouhý

Anička

Michaela Kuklová

princezna Hedvika

Kamila Špráchalová

král

Pavel Rímský

dvorní dáma

Veronika Jeníková

dvorní dáma

Milena Steinmasslová

komoří

Marek Eben

Pán z Větrova a princ Radomír

Vladimír Dlouhý

Barbora

Libuše Geprtová

Aniččina matka

Milena Dvorská

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