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Hra o královnu 1981

★ 3.01 votes📅 1981-03-13

In Karel Steklý's lively historical comedy *Hra o královnu* (1981), the scandalous yet charming romance between Czech nobleman Záviš of Falkenštejn and the ambitious Hungarian princess Kunhuta takes center stage.

Director: Karel Steklý

Cast

Hana Maciuchová
Hana Maciuchová
Radoslav Brzobohatý
Radoslav Brzobohatý
František Němec
František Němec
Martin Růžek
Martin Růžek
Josef Vinklář
Josef Vinklář
Monika Hálová
Monika Hálová
Miloslav Holub
Miloslav Holub
Josef Bláha
Josef Bláha
Jiří Holý
Jiří Holý
Karel Šebesta

Frequently Asked Questions

What is *Hra o královnu* (1981) about?

*Hra o královnu* (1981) follows the whirlwind romance between Czech nobleman Záviš of Falkenštejn and the headstrong Hungarian princess Kunhuta, whose relationship takes a dramatic turn when she becomes betrothed to King Přemysl Otakar II. The film explores their tangled affections amid the glittering (and often treacherous) world of medieval Europe.

Who directed *Hra o královnu*?

*Hra o královnu* was directed by the acclaimed Karel Steklý, a Czech filmmaker known for his work in both drama and comedy.

Who stars in *Hra o královnu*?

The film features Hana Maciuchová as Kunhuta, Radoslav Brzobohatý as Záviš, František Němec, Martin Růžek, and Josef Vinklář in pivotal roles.

Is *Hra o královnu* (1981) worth watching?

Fans of historical comedies will appreciate *Hra o královnu*'s blend of romance and levity, though its charms may appeal more to those who enjoy period pieces with a lighter touch. While not a blockbuster, its wit and performances make it a charming watch for Czech cinema enthusiasts.

How long is *Hra o královnu*?

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About Hra o královnu (1981) — A Royal Comedy for History and Romance Lovers

In Karel Steklý's lively historical comedy *Hra o královnu* (1981), the scandalous yet charming romance between Czech nobleman Záviš of Falkenštejn and the ambitious Hungarian princess Kunhuta takes center stage. Set against the backdrop of medieval political intrigue, the film blends sharp wit with playful satire as Kunhuta's path crosses with Přemysl Otakar II, leading to a dramatic shift in her destiny. With a focus on love, power, and the absurdities of courtly life, Steklý crafts a period piece that feels surprisingly fresh, filled with wit, charm, and a touch of mischief.

Starring the radiant Hana Maciuchová as Kunhuta and the ever-charismatic Radoslav Brzobohatý as Záviš, *Hra o královnu* (1981) balances romance and comedy with ease. Frantisek Němec's supporting turn and Martin Růžek's regal presence add depth to the ensemble, while director Steklý's direction infuses the tale with a lighthearted yet keenly observed atmosphere. Whether you're a fan of historical dramas or simply love a good romantic comedy, this Czech gem offers a delightful escape into the past.