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A Star Travels South is a film of genre Comedy directed by Oldřich Lipský with Rudolf Hrušínský

A Star Travels South (1964)

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Length 1h38
Directed by
Genres Comedy,    Musical
Rating55% 2.7791952.7791952.7791952.7791952.779195

Hvězda jede na jih is a 1958 Czechoslovak-Yugoslavian comedy film directed by Oldrich Lipský.

Actors

Rudolf Hrušínský

(Conductor)Stella Zázvorková

(Camper Petioká)Vladimír Menšík

(Clarinetist Voštrák)Miloš Kopecký

(Šoustek - tourist guide)Eman Fiala

(Camper Štrouhal)
And :
Karel Effa
Josef Hlinomaz
Lubomír Lipský
Václav Trégl
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