St. Wenceslas

5.5
  • Genre: DramaHistory
  • Run time: 104 min
  • Premiere: 1930. March 4.

St. Wenceslas (Czech: Svatý Václav) is a 1930 Czechoslovak historical film about Saint Wenceslas.[2] It was the most expensive Czech film to date,[3] with the largest set constructed in Europe to accommodate an all-star cast of over a hundred, together with 1,000 extras for the lavish battle scenes.

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Art

Bohumil Heš

Set Decoration

Ludvík Hradský

Production Design

František Kysela

Art Designer

Camera

Otto Heller

Camera Operator

Jan Stallich

Camera Operator

Václav Vích

Camera Operator

Jindřich Brichta

Camera Operator

Karel Kopřiva

Camera Operator

Costume & Make-Up

Josef Kobík

Makeup & Hair

J. M. Gottlieb

Costume Design

Directing

Jan S. Kolár

Director

Jan Petera

Assistant Director

Boleslav Pišvejc

Assistant Director

Eduard Šimáček

Assistant Director

Rudolf Stahl

Assistant Director

Production

František Horký

Production Manager

Karel Pečený

Producer

František Horký

Producer

Writing

Jan S. Kolár

Screenplay

Jan S. Kolár

Story

Josef Munclinger

Screenplay

Josef Munclinger

Story

František Horký

Screenplay

Art

Bohumil Heš

Set Decoration

Ludvík Hradský

Production Design

František Kysela

Art Designer

Camera

Otto Heller

Camera Operator

Jan Stallich

Camera Operator

Václav Vích

Camera Operator

Jindřich Brichta

Camera Operator

Karel Kopřiva

Camera Operator

Costume & Make-Up

Josef Kobík

Makeup & Hair

J. M. Gottlieb

Costume Design

Directing

Jan S. Kolár

Director

Jan Petera

Assistant Director

Boleslav Pišvejc

Assistant Director

Eduard Šimáček

Assistant Director

Rudolf Stahl

Assistant Director

Production

František Horký

Production Manager

Karel Pečený

Producer

František Horký

Producer

Writing

Jan S. Kolár

Screenplay

Jan S. Kolár

Story

Josef Munclinger

Screenplay

Josef Munclinger

Story

František Horký

Screenplay