Anton Špelec, Sharp-Shooter

Synopsis

Anton Spelec, Sharp-Shooter is a classic Czechoslovak comedy film released in 1932, directed by Martin Fric and starring the renowned Vlasta Burian as the titular character. The story follows Anton Špelec, a skilled sharpshooter who unintentionally gets involved in a series of comedic misunderstandings and adventures. Through his marksmanship and wit, Anton navigates through various challenges, ultimately showcasing his resourcefulness and humor. The film is a delightful blend of humor, action, and clever storytelling, capturing the essence of early 20th-century cinema in Eastern Europe.

Cast

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  Vlasta Burian

  Anton Špelec

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  Růžena Šlemrová

  Tereza Špelcová

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  Jaroslav Marvan

  Kačaba

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  Theodor Pištěk

  Alois

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  Jindřich Plachta

  Josef Kukačka

• Jiří Dréman

  velitel ostrostřelců Čtvrtečka

Reviews

Anton Spelec, Sharp-Shooter has been praised for its captivating humor and Vlasta Burian's exceptional performance. Rotten Tomatoes lauded the film, calling it 'a timeless comedy that showcases the comedic genius of Vlasta Burian.' IMDb users rated the movie 7.1/10, appreciating its blend of comedy and action. Metacritic highlighted the film's historical significance in Czech cinema, stating 'Anton Špelec, ostrostřelec is a true gem that has stood the test of time.' Critics have commended the director's vision and the cast's chemistry, making it an enduring classic in Czech film history.