Arms for Prague
1974 film by Ivo Toman
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Arms for Prague
Summary
Arms for Prague is a film[1]. It is known by 3 alternative names across languages and contexts.[2]
Key Facts
- Arms for Prague's instance of is recorded as film[3].
- Arms for Prague was directed by Ivo Toman[4].
- Jaroslav Dietl wrote the screenplay for Arms for Prague[5].
- Arms for Prague's composer is recorded as Jiří Šust[6].
- Arms for Prague's genre is war film[7].
- Arms for Prague's genre is drama film[8].
- A cast member of Arms for Prague was Karel Hlušička[9].
- A cast member of Arms for Prague was Jiří Kodet[10].
- A cast member of Arms for Prague was Hana Čížková[11].
- A cast member of Arms for Prague was Ladislav Struna[12].
- A cast member of Arms for Prague was Jiří Kostka[13].
- A cast member of Arms for Prague was Slávka Budínová[14].
- A cast member of Arms for Prague was Karel Augusta[15].
- A cast member of Arms for Prague was Bohumil Švarc[16].
- A cast member of Arms for Prague was Milan Sandhaus[17].
- A cast member of Arms for Prague was Milan Riehs[18].
- A cast member of Arms for Prague was Jan Kraus[19].
- A cast member of Arms for Prague was Bronislav Poloczek[20].
- A cast member of Arms for Prague was Josef Illík[21].
- A cast member of Arms for Prague was Jaroslav Tomsa[22].
- A cast member of Arms for Prague was Karel Engel[23].
- A cast member of Arms for Prague was Jiří Hrzán[24].
- A cast member of Arms for Prague was Jiří Němeček[25].
- A cast member of Arms for Prague was Libuše Geprtová[26].
- A cast member of Arms for Prague was Adolf Filip[27].
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Authorship and Creation
Arms for Prague was directed by Ivo Toman[4]. Jaroslav Dietl wrote the screenplay for it[5]. Cast members include Karel Hlušička[9], Jiří Kodet[10], Hana Čížková[11], Ladislav Struna[12], Jiří Kostka[13], and Slávka Budínová[14].
Publication
Arms for Prague was released on 1974[28]. The original language of it was Czech[29]. Genres include war film[7] and drama film[8].
Why It Matters
Arms for Prague is known by 3 alternative names across languages and contexts.[2]