Mágnás Miska
Nov 10, 2019
Director
István VerebesOverview
Rolla, the Count's daughter, meets István Baracs, a railway engineer, at the village fair and they become very fond of each other. Of course, the count's family would never agree to the marriage, they would only let a noble groom into their house. However, the engineer's valet, Miksa, and the Count's butler, Marcsa, really know how to settle affairs of the heart.
Cast of Mágnás Miska
Károly PellerMiska, lovász
Anna PellerMarcsa, mosogatólány- Anita LukácsRolla grófnő
- Zsolt VadászBaracs István
- László CsereAlsótrécsei Trécsei Mixi
András CsonkaFelsőrécsei Récsei Pixi
Lehoczky ZsuzsaZsorzsi nagymama
András FaragóKorláth gróf- Zsuzsa KalocsaiStefánia
- Zsuzsa UlmannMausi grófnő
Ottília CsengeriJella grófnő- Attila Balogh BodorSzele, Korláth gróf titkára
- Zoltán BenkóczyLeopold
- Richárd PéterEleméri gróf
Crew of Mágnás Miska
István VerebesDirector- Isván BékeffiWriter
- Elek KaszóWriter
- Károly BakonyiNovel
- Hajnal TordaiCostume Design
- Albert SzirmaiMusic
- István KállaiDramaturgy
- Andor GáborSongs
- Gergely Kis-KovácsSet Designer
- Tamás SoósSound Engineer
- Lilla HaraCreative Producer
- József DreiszkerGaffer
- Gábor LénártChoreographer
- Nagy GyörgyChoreographer
Erika SzabóChoreographer- Bea NagyAssistant Director
About Mágnás Miska
What is Mágnás Miska about?
Rolla, the Count's daughter, meets István Baracs, a railway engineer, at the village fair and they become very fond of each other. Of course, the count's family would never agree to the marriage, they would only let a noble groom into their house. However, the engineer's valet, Miksa, and the Count's butler, Marcsa, really know how to settle affairs of the heart.
When was Mágnás Miska released?
Mágnás Miska was released on November 10, 2019.
Who directed Mágnás Miska?
Mágnás Miska was directed by István Verebes.
Who is in the cast of Mágnás Miska?
The cast of Mágnás Miska includes Károly Peller (Miska, lovász), Anna Peller (Marcsa, mosogatólány), Anita Lukács (Rolla grófnő), Zsolt Vadász (Baracs István) and László Csere (Alsótrécsei Trécsei Mixi).