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Jaké vlasy má Zlatovláska? 

The king promised his little golden-haired princess to be married to the prince, the son of his royal friend. The princess grew up to be a beauty, but not golden-haired, but rusty?
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The king promised his little golden-haired princess to be married to the prince, the son of his royal friend. The princess grew up to be a beauty, but not golden-haired, but rusty?

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Genre:Family, Fantasy
Directed By:Adam Rezek
Written By:Miloš Kratochvíl
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Studio:Česká televize

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