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Two crafty swindlers, Berta and Vitouš, settle in a remote Brdy tavern once inhabited by devils and, when a hellish inspection arrives, impersonate true demons by enlisting the hopelessly inept devil apprentice Záprtek. Meanwhile, a rich mistress’s obsession with golden eyes sends wrongly accused servant Anička to hell’s gates, where she and Záprtek team up to tackle the impossible tasks and find unexpected affection in each other.
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Two crafty swindlers, Berta and Vitouš, settle in a remote Brdy tavern once inhabited by devils and, when a hellish inspection arrives, impersonate true demons by enlisting the hopelessly inept devil apprentice Záprtek. Meanwhile, a rich mistress’s obsession with golden eyes sends wrongly accused servant Anička to hell’s gates, where she and Záprtek team up to tackle the impossible tasks and find unexpected affection in each other.
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Genre:Family, Fantasy, TV Movie
Written By:Karel Žalud
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Studio:Česká televize
Cast
Hynek Bočan
Director
Jiří Mádl
čert Záprtek
Tatiana Pauhofová
služebná Anička
Jiřina Bohdalová
čertovská babička Elvíra
Miroslav Táborský
inspektor
Naďa Konvalinková
bohatá milostpaní
Hana Vagnerová
služebná Markéta
Pavel Zedníček
vandrák Berta
Matěj Hádek
vandrák Vitouš
Oldřich Navrátil
forman
Oldřich Vlach
Alfons
František Řehák
učitel
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