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Armchair
The architect András is at an auction bidding for an old period furniture, an armchair.
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The architect András is at an auction bidding for an old period furniture, an armchair.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:János Bókay
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Runtime:85 minutes
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Cast
Béla Balogh, Nádasdy Kálmán
Director
László Szilassy
Orosz András
Zita Szeleczky
Klári
Kálmán Latabár
Andai Péter
Gábor Rajnay
Fekete Béla, nyugalmazott ezredes
Lenke Egyed
Zsófika, házvezetőmő Feketééknél
Miklós Pataki
Dr. Bihari Károly ügyvéd, Klári férje
Tibor Weygand
Rádióénekes
Gyula Kőváry
Árverésvezető
Terus Kováts
Fantáné, házvezetőnő Oroszéknál
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