Flames of Royal Love

May 1, 1991

1h 27m

★ 3.7

Overview

In 1992, Prague is the capital of a small kingdom. The prince is supposed to choose his bride to be at a royal ball. But to everybody's surprise, he chooses an ugly cleaning-woman. She is shy and silent, but after the marriage she turns into a wild and rumbustious woman with an obstinate and stubborn mind. They both try to kill each other, but the queen is thrown into the dungeons.

Genres

Horror

Comedy

Fantasy

Production Companies

Filmové studio Barrandov

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Cast

Princess

Ivana Chýlková

Prince

Vilém Čok

Valet

Bolek Polívka

Secretary of State

Jiří Bartoška

Court Physician

Josef Abrhám

Princess' Father

Pavel Landovský

Maid

Kateřina Nohejlová

Maid

Monika Nohejlová

Izabela Schenková

Emma Letovová

Jiří Reichel

Zuzana Motalová

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