Prince Bob
Bob herceg
Synopsis
George, Prince of Wales mingles with the crowd in Bowie Street in disguise under the pseudonym Bob. He falls in love with the poor Uncle Tom's daughter, Annie. But to save his business, the indebted Uncle Tom promised her to the usurer Plumpudding.
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Key Information & Fast Facts
- Director
- Márton Keleti
- Screenplay & Story
- István Békeffy, Károly Bakonyi, Ferenc Martos
- Original Score
- Jenő Huszka, Frigyes Hidas
- Original Title
- Bob herceg
- Country of Origin
- Hungary
- Spoken Languages
- Hungarian
- Runtime
- 1h 23m
- Production Studios
- Mafilm
Creative Leadership & Key Crew
Márton Keleti
István Békeffy, Károly Bakonyi, Ferenc Martos
Jenő Huszka, Frigyes Hidas
Igor Sík
Hajnal Helényi
Department Leadership Roster
Márton Keleti
Director
István Békeffy
Screenplay
Károly Bakonyi
Screenplay
Ferenc Martos
Screenplay
Jenő Huszka
Original Music Composer
Frigyes Hidas
Original Music Composer
Igor Sík
Director of Photography
Hajnal Helényi
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Frequently Asked Questions About Prince Bob
Quick factual answers about cast, synopsis, director, box office, and release information.
What is Prince Bob about?
George, Prince of Wales mingles with the crowd in Bowie Street in disguise under the pseudonym Bob. He falls in love with the poor Uncle Tom's daughter, Annie. But to save his business, the indebted Uncle Tom promised her to the usurer Plumpudding.
Who directed Prince Bob?
Prince Bob was directed by Márton Keleti.
Who stars in Prince Bob?
The principal cast of Prince Bob includes Gábor Nagy, Éva Szerencsi, Zsuzsa Bánki, György Bárdy, Antal Páger.
When was Prince Bob released and how long is it?
Prince Bob was released in 1972 with a total runtime of 1h 23m.
Who composed the musical score for Prince Bob?
The original motion picture soundtrack for Prince Bob was composed by Jenő Huszka, Frigyes Hidas.