Business Under Distress

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Business Under Distress (Czech: To neznáte Hadimršku) is a 1931 Czech comedy film directed by Karel Lamač and Martin Frič.^[1] A German version of the movie Wehe, wenn er losgelassen was released in 1932.

• Vlasta Burian as Popelec Hadimrška
• Meda Valentová as Mici Angora
• Otto Rubík as Jiří Zlatník
• Marie Grossová as Asta Vieland
• Čeněk Šlégl as Consul Peter Vieland
• Jaroslav Marvan as Bruckmann, general director
• Jindřich Plachta as Butler Puntík
• Eman Fiala as Vychodil
• Světla Svozilová as Cousin Aloysia Zlatnik
• Josef Rovenský as The Pickpocket
• Jan Richter as Police Commissar
• Jan W. Speerger as Salesman / angel in the dream / councillor

• Wehe, wenn er losgelassen (1932)
• The Dangerous Game (1933)
• Josef the Chaste (1953)

• To neznáte Hadimršku at IMDb

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