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A satirical tale of the adaptation, casting and rehearsal of a theatrical version of Winnie-the-Pooh.

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Budget

$--

Revenue

$--

Status

Released

Original Language

Hungarian

Runtime

70 mins

Rating

4/10

Release Date

07 August 2003

Country

Hungary

Cast

Zoltán Mucsi

Zoltán Mucsi

Libi bácsi

Gábor Dióssy

Gábor Dióssy

Anikó

Zsolt Végh

Zsolt Végh

Micimackó

Angéla Stefanovics

Angéla Stefanovics

Malacka

Zoltán Kálmánczhelyi

Zoltán Kálmánczhelyi

Nyuszi

Julia Papp

Julia Papp

János Gyuriska

János Gyuriska

Füles

Károly Hajduk

Károly Hajduk

Bagoly-villanyszámlás

Kati Lázár

Kati Lázár

Bagoly-nagymama

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