03 Jun 1987
The Untouchables
Elliot Ness, an ambitious prohibition agent, is determined to take down Al Capone. In order to achieve this goal, he forms a group given the nickname “The Untouchables”.
Top Billed Cast
Oldřich Lukeš Franta
Jaroslav Mareš Jan
Bohuš Hradil Karel Žíbek, Jan's father
Jana Dítětová Marie
František Kovářík Kolarik
Marie Nademlejnská Marie's mother
Bedřich Vilský Josef Žíbek, Jan's brother
Majka Tomášová Ludmila, Josef's wife
Karel Peyr boss von Doderer
Miloslav Holub chief engineer Kotrna
Jarmil Škrdlant pomeranian Halík
Josef Chvalina Starek
Rudolf Široký captain of the gendarmes
Karel Houska Helmut
Stanislav Langer Director Jauris
Jaroslav Orlický Josef Waltner member of the board of directors
Bohuš Tichý member of the board of directors
Vladimír Řepa Doder's henchman
Alois Dvorský Vinš
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