Kidnapped
Genres
Overview
Based on a true story
Details
Budget
$0
Revenue
$0
Runtime
113 min
Release Date
1953-01-30
Status
Released
Original Language
Czech
Vote Count
2
Vote Average
6.5
Jiří Dohnal
passenger Horvát, deputy
Ladislav Pešek
passenger Prokop, development worker
Antonín Klimša
passenger Gerbec, miner
Bohuš Záhorský
passenger Ryšánek, associate professor
Jaroslav Mareš
passenger Tonic, fitter
Božena Obrová
passenger Liduška, Toník's wife
František Klika
passenger Řezníček, a former café owner
Miloš Kopecký
passenger Rychman, musician
Soňa Červená
passenger Grábnerová, the pilot's wife
Jozef Sodoma
passenger Ján Hajdaš, miner
Rudolf Deyl
passenger Karfík, engineer
Alena Kautská
passenger, mother of the child
František Hanus
passenger, forester
Ludmila Vostrčilová
passenger Gavendová, actress
Jan Maška
passenger Gray, jeweler
František Peterka
passenger boxer
Inocenc Březina
traveling grandfather Bajgar, a cooperative
Josef Steigl
Komenda passenger, insurance company inspector
Ladislav Mandík
passenger František
Oldřich Vykypěl
aircraft captain František Brázda
Eduard Dubský
pilot Josef Grábner, wrecker
Rudolf Hrušínský
mechanic Karel Král, wrecker
Jaroslav Nedvěd
navigator Vodička
Ladislav Boháč
Czechoslovak consul
Karel Peyr
President of the UN General Assembly
Mikuláš Huba
Czechoslovak delegate to the UN
Jaroslav Průcha
Soviet delegate to the UN
Jiří Myron
US delegate to the UN Harris
Eduard Kohout
US General Carrigan
Bedřich Karen
American Colonel Mike Jacobs
Miloš Nedbal
US Major Morris, a member of intelligence
František Miška
US Lieutenant Lomax
Ervín Zolar
US Captain Watts
Václav Irmanov
US Sergeant Joe Havelka
Felix le Breux
americký agent Douglas
Otto Tutter
American photolaborator Denis
Josef Hlinomaz
American Chef King
Josef Elsner
German Wanke, a former member of the Gestapo
František Šec
German interpreter
Zdeněk Kryzánek
german truck driver
Jan Skopeček
Němec Wünsch, editor Red Flag
Štěpán Bulejko
German researcher, CEO von Glesgen
Oldřich Hoblík
German researcher, chief engineer Pracht
Luděk Pilc
German editor Erik
Emil Bolek
German editor Heinrich
Miloslav Holub
agent Ervín Šimáček, Prokop's assistant
Jaroslav Zrotal
Bernát, director of steel mills
Adolf Král
Imprint, member of the steelworks management
Soběslav Sejk
inspector
Karel Fořt
man from Chronor
Svatopluk Studený
chaplain
Karel Svoboda
American official at the UN
Taťána Vavřincová
German nurse
Světla Amortová
Liduška's mother
Jiří Bruder
dispatcher at Prague airport
Miloš Vavruška
dispatcher at Prague airport
František Holar
member of the US military police
Karel Effa
american journalist
Rudolf Myzet
american journalist
Věra Váchová
secretary to Harris
Anna Pitašová
Carrigan's secretary
Luboš Ogoun
artist
Karel Vrtiška
artist
Vladimír Šourek
artist
Stanislav Fišer
German camelot
Gustav Heverle
German agitator
Čeněk Rábl
Strakoš
Jiřina Bohdalová
dancer
Antonín Brož
Dean
Jana Werichová
stewardess at Ostrava airport
Oldřich Musil
American agent
Jaroslav Jílovec
member of the Soviet delegation to the UN
Jaroslav Orlický
Venezuelan delegate to the UN
Jarmila Turnovská
waitress in the club
Bedřich Prokoš
man at Ostrava airport
Magda Kopřivová
dressing room in a cafe
Jan Pilař
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