The Royal Chase (1969)
Two friends, who go hunting meet a woman who questions their practice.
Top billed cast
Sami FreyPhilippe Lussac
Claude BrasseurHenri Guifred
Ludmila MikaëlHélène Servance- Oľga BudskáMarthe
Jean ChampionMetzer
Suzanne FlonCéline- Andrej HuorkaZeppi
- Alexander BadaGrieb
Magda VášáryováJeune Marthe- Zuzana HuskováNani
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