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The Granny Had a Kitty Cat
The ninth story from the "Singles" comedy anthology. A mousy and bashful single man has a cat, for which he needs to find a mating female. When he finally finds a candidate at his female neighbor's, the plot thickens.
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The ninth story from the "Singles" comedy anthology. A mousy and bashful single man has a cat, for which he needs to find a mating female. When he finally finds a candidate at his female neighbor's, the plot thickens.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Gordan Mihić
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Runtime:47 minutes
Studio:Radiotelevizija Beograd
Cast
Aleksandar Đorđević
Director
Dragoljub Milosavljević 'Gula'
Jablan Sapundžić
Vera Čukić
Katićka
Mirjana Kodžić
Vlasnica Žizele
Vera Tomanović
Telefonistkinja
Ljubica Ković
Vlasnica Karlote
Ljubica Sekulić
Komšinica Bulka
Ratko Sarić
Pijanac sa mačkom
Bogdan Mihailović
Poštar
Ivo Jakšić
Vlasnik Karlote
Zoran Stojiljković
Službenik oglasnog odeljenja
Oliver Tomić
Sin
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