Jako kníže Rohan
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Vladimír Menšík in a dramatic story of a suddenly rich peasant. The play tells the story of the tragic fate of A. Špáta, who, as a poor second time, unexpectedly inherited 15 thousand gulden. He is convinced that the capital ensures him for life that he will live "like Prince Rohan". He submits to his proud mother and underestimates a good and modest woman. He buys two houses in the countryside, hosts sycophantic neighbors in a pub - he tries to live like a rich man. The classic of Czech realistic prose K. V. Rais, whose novella "Špáta" was adapted for television by J. Z. Novák, realistically affected a person in relation to property and his desire to rise socially. In Špáta, he created a social type that surpassed his time.
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Vladimír Menšík
A. Špáta
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Karel Václav Rais
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Zdeněk Kubeček Director · J. Z. Novák Writer Karel Václav Rais Author
First release January 8, 1984 · Produced in XC · Production Ceskoslovenská televize Praha
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Československá televize Praha
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Ceskoslovenská televize Praha
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XC
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Czech
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Czech
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Slovakia · January 8, 1984
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January 8, 1984 · TV · ČST, I. program
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