Ženitba

A television adaptation of the classic comedy by Ukrainian playwright N. V. Gogol.

Cast

Josef Vinklář

as Podkolesin

Petr Kostka

as Kočkarev

Jana Drbohlavová

as Agáta

Karolina Slunéčková

as Tekla

Nina Popelíková

as Arina

Svatopluk Beneš

as Ževakin

Čestmír Řanda

as Čubkin

Josef Mixa

as Aňučkin

Naďa Konvalinková

as Duňaša

Vítězslav Jirsák

as Štěpán

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