Nobody Knows Anything
Directed byJosef Mach
Written byJosef Mach
Václav Mírovský
Petr Nedoma
Jaromír Pleskot
Jan Schmidt
Václav Spilar
Produced byBohumil Smída
StarringJaroslav Marvan
František Filipovský
Jana Dítětová
CinematographyJosef Strecha
Edited byJosef Dobrichovský
Music byJosef Stelibský
Production
company
Ceskoslovenská Filmová Spolecnost
Distributed byCeskoslovenský Státní Film
Release date
28 November 1947
Running time
76 minutes
CountryCzechoslovakia
LanguageCzech

Nobody Knows Anything (Czech: Nikdo nic neví) is a 1947 Czechoslovak war comedy film directed by Josef Mach and starring Jaroslav Marvan, František Filipovský and Jana Dítětová.[1] [2] The film's sets were designed by the art director Jan Zázvorka.

Synopsis

It is a war comedy about two tram drivers who try to save their neighbor Věra who was blackmailed by an SA man.[3]

Cast

  • Jaroslav Marvan as Martin Plechatý
  • František Filipovský as Petr Nivý
  • Jana Dítětová as Véra Budínová
  • Eduard Linkers as Fritz Heinecke
  • Stanislav Neumann as Skoula
  • Robert Vrchota as Karel Bureš
  • Ota Motyčka as Doorkeeper at Avion Hotel
  • Josef Kotapis as Muz v kozeném plásti
  • Jaroslav Seník as Kulisák Beran
  • Richard Záhorský as Muz v klopeném klobouku
  • Bedrich Bozdech as Reditel hotelu Avion
  • Josef Pehr as Úredník hotelu Avion
  • Eman Fiala as Kapelník - Conductor
  • Rudolf Princ as Seladon
  • Antonín Jirsa as Direktor
  • Jirí Vondrovic as Inspicient
  • J.O. Martin as Strázník
  • Frantisek Marek as Vrátný hotelu Evropa
  • Irena Svingerová as Pokojská hotelu Avion
  • Karel Dvorak as Strázník v hotelu Avion
  • Mnislav Hofman as Podomek hotelu Avion
  • Karel Urban as SA-man - velitel
  • Alois Dvorský as Zelinár
  • Jirí Sovák as Hotel detective

References

  1. ↑ "Josef Kemr". Czech Film Database. Archived from the original on August 29, 2010. Retrieved August 15, 2010.
  2. ↑ Wohl & Păcurar p.348
  3. ↑ "Nikdo nic neví". Česká televize (in Czech). Retrieved 19 June 2017.

Bibliography

  • Wohl, Eugen & Păcurar, Elena. Language of the Revolution: The Discourse of Anti-Communist Movements in the "Eastern Bloc" Countries: Case Studies. Springer Nature, 2023.
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