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Dirty Fred, the Captain
After getting injured in a fight, the steward of the luxury steamer Honolulu Star encourages Smiling Jimmy to take over the job of the beaten stoker and waiter, in exchange for both of their wages. On the ship, he meets Mr. Irving, who is incognito, playing the role of the Archduke St. Antonio, as he wants to get to know the "underworld" from the inside. They teach each other how to avoid being exposed during their few-day adventure, and eventually, they switch roles. But the real adventure is only just beginning.
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After getting injured in a fight, the steward of the luxury steamer Honolulu Star encourages Smiling Jimmy to take over the job of the beaten stoker and waiter, in exchange for both of their wages. On the ship, he meets Mr. Irving, who is incognito, playing the role of the Archduke St. Antonio, as he wants to get to know the "underworld" from the inside. They teach each other how to avoid being exposed during their few-day adventure, and eventually, they switch roles. But the real adventure is only just beginning.
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Genre:Adventure, Animation
Written By:Anita Doron, Ferenc Varsányi, Kristóf Varsányi
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Studio:FilmHungary, Silba, TriColor Film, GASTON, Umatik Entertainment
Cast
Ferenc Varsányi
Director
Gábor Reviczky
Piszkos Fred (Voice)
Tibor Fehér
Fülig Jimmy (Voice)
Attila Ifj. Vidnyánszky
San Antonio (Voice)
Vica Kerekes
Anna Alvarez (Voice)
Gábor Csőre
Ördög Vili (Voice)
József Kerekes
Hidalgó Gomperez (Voice)
Anikó Für
Királynő (Voice)
Zoltán Schneider
Fernandez (Voice)
Péter Galambos
Nagy Bivaly (Voice)
Tibor Szervét
Péter Kálloy Molnár
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