29 Aug 1957
The Pajama Game
An Iowa pajama factory worker falls in love with an affable superintendent who had been hired by the factory's boss to help oppose the workers' demand for a pay raise.
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The film recording of the ballet performance of the State Theatre in Brno was expensively realized in a theatrically stylized set built in the Barrandov studios. The original ballet music by Václav Trojan, based on Shakespeare's fairy tale comedy, was preceded by incidental music for theatre and radio, and in particular the soundtrack to Jiří Trnka's feature-length puppet film A Midsummer Night's Dream.
1986
Top Billed Cast
Jiří Kyselák Theseus
Dagmar Maštalířová Hippolyta
Lubomír Večeřa Lysandr
Soňa Zejdová Hermie
Zdeněk Kárný Demetrius
Eva Trnková Helena
Zdeněk Hanzlovský Oberon
Jarmila Bařinková Titanie
Antonín Michna Puk
Milan Potůček Klubko / Hejkal
Stanislav Olbricht Štěbenec / Hejkal
Nikola Pecháček Okápek / Hejkal
Petr Přibyl Pevný / Hejkal
Ivan Příkaský Hladoled / Hejkal
Vladimír Mrkvička Poříz / Hejkal
Josef Kubálek Egeus
Jaroslav Šimek Filostrates
Jiří Šimek Býk / Hejkal
Stáňa Zapletalová Elf Titanie
Jarmila Dostálová Elf Titanie
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