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A social comedy about a wealthy man in his prime, for whom marital infidelity is just a pleasant and regular sport. A young flower shop owner, to whom her husband seems to be generally ordinary and overworked, nevertheless manages to resist the advances of an experienced seducer.
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A social comedy about a wealthy man in his prime, for whom marital infidelity is just a pleasant and regular sport. A young flower shop owner, to whom her husband seems to be generally ordinary and overworked, nevertheless manages to resist the advances of an experienced seducer.
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Genre:Romance, Drama
Written By:Josef Neuberg
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Studio:Lucernafilm
Cast
Václav Wasserman
Director
Oldřich Nový
Richard Herbert
Adina Mandlová
Luisa Herbertová
František Hanus
Petr Málek
Hana Vítová
Helena Málková
Ladislav Boháč
Jiří Valeš
Jiřina Štěpničková
Karla Bartošová
Růžena Šlemrová
Richardova matka
Bedřich Veverka
Jindřich
Nora Stallich
Josef
Karel Dostal
dr. John
Ella Šárková
Johnova žena
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