
Terrible Woman
Comedy
Overview
A doctor of social sciences - a specialist in failing marriages - becomes jealous. He imagines his skater wife in various situations, but always on skates.
Top Cast


Jiří Lír
Jiří Lír
Dr. Paul Novák
Jiří Lír
Dr. Paul Novák
Olga Divínová
Olga Divínová
Eva Nováková
Olga Divínová
Eva Nováková
Karol Divín
Karol Divín
Karol Divín


Jiří Sovák
Jiří Sovák
Koválek
Jiří Sovák
Koválek


Vladimír Menšík
Vladimír Menšík
Kouba
Vladimír Menšík
Kouba


Karin Schröder
Karin Schröder
Alena Pokerná
Karin Schröder
Alena Pokerná


Günter Junghans
Günter Junghans
Honza Pokorny
Günter Junghans
Honza Pokorny
Karin Buchali
Karin Buchali
Drahousek
Karin Buchali
Drahousek


Hans-Dieter Schlegel
Hans-Dieter Schlegel
Hans-Dieter Schlegel
František Landl
František Landl
František Landl
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