Adventures in the Danube Delta
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Adventures in the Danube Delta
Summary
Adventures in the Danube Delta is a film[1].
Key Facts
- Adventures in the Danube Delta's instance of is recorded as film[2].
- Adventures in the Danube Delta was directed by Gheorghe Naghi[3].
- Petre Luscalov wrote the screenplay for Adventures in the Danube Delta[4].
- Adventures in the Danube Delta's genre is children's film[5].
- A cast member of Adventures in the Danube Delta was Horia Zugrăvescu[6].
- A cast member of Adventures in the Danube Delta was Amza Pellea[7].
- A cast member of Adventures in the Danube Delta was Lazăr Vrabie[8].
- A cast member of Adventures in the Danube Delta was Ion Marinescu[9].
- A cast member of Adventures in the Danube Delta was Mircea Anghelescu[10].
- A cast member of Adventures in the Danube Delta was Paul Ioachim[11].
- A cast member of Adventures in the Danube Delta was Nucu Păunescu[12].
- A cast member of Adventures in the Danube Delta was Mihai Mereuță[13].
- A cast member of Adventures in the Danube Delta was Constantin Rauțchi[14].
- A cast member of Adventures in the Danube Delta was Emanoil Petruț[15].
- A cast member of Adventures in the Danube Delta was Gheorghe Naghi[16].
- A cast member of Adventures in the Danube Delta was Ioana Ciomârtan[17].
- A cast member of Adventures in the Danube Delta was Emil Hossu[18].
- A cast member of Adventures in the Danube Delta was Gabriel Nacu[19].
- The original language of Adventures in the Danube Delta was Romanian[20].
- Adventures in the Danube Delta's country of origin is recorded as Romania[21].
- Adventures in the Danube Delta was released on 1973[22].
- Adventures in the Danube Delta's title is recorded as Aventurile lui Babușcă[23].
Body
Authorship and Creation
Adventures in the Danube Delta was directed by Gheorghe Naghi[3]. Petre Luscalov wrote the screenplay for it[4]. Cast members include Horia Zugrăvescu[6], Amza Pellea[7], Lazăr Vrabie[8], Ion Marinescu[9], Mircea Anghelescu[10], and Paul Ioachim[11].
Publication
Adventures in the Danube Delta was published on 1973[22]. The original language of it was Romanian[20]. Its genre is children's film[5].