Mercenaries' Trap (Romanian: Capcana mercenarilor) is a 1981 Romanian adventure drama war film, directed by Sergiu Nicolaescu.[1] The movie is set in Transylvania towards the end of World War I.[2]
| Capcana mercenarilor | |
|---|---|
| Directed by | Sergiu Nicolaescu |
| Written by | Sergiu Nicolaescu Liviu Gheorghiu |
| Produced by | Georgeta Vîlcu Gerrit List Lidia Popiță Mohor |
| Starring | Gheorghe Cozorici Mircea Albulescu Ion Besoiu Amza Pellea Jean Constantin Colea Răutu George Mihăiță Violeta Andrei |
| Cinematography | Nicolae Girardi |
| Edited by | Gabriela Nasta Anca Dobrescu |
| Music by | Ileana Popovici |
Production companies | |
| Distributed by | Româniafilm |
Release date |
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Running time | 108 minutes |
| Countries | Romania East Germany |
| Language | Romanian |
Cast
edit- Gheorghe Cozorici – baron colonel von Görtz
- Sergiu Nicolaescu – major Tudor Andrei
- Mircea Albulescu – captain Luca
- Ion Besoiu – captain Lemeni
- Amza Pellea – mercenary Frank
- Jean Constantin – Hans
- Colea Răutu – cavalry sergeant Ion Ailenei
- Corneliu Gârbea – Genovese mercenary
- Klaus Gehrke – mercenary
- Șerban Ionescu – Mitru, Luca's brother
- Traian Costea – lieutenant Dumitru Ionescu
- Constantin Rauțchi – toothless mercenary
- Constantin Codrescu – director of the poker club
- Mircea Gogan – Wilhelm
- George Mihăiță – Onuț, Luca's brother
- Violeta Andrei – countess Esther, wife of baron von Görtz
- Ileana Popovici – young peasant woman
- Enikõ Szilágyi – lover of the poker club's director
- Ion Anestin
- Ion Marinescu –priest
- Ion Pascu
- Alexandru Rioșanu
- Vasile Popa
- Ion Pall
- Dumitru Crăciun
- Adrian Ștefănescu
- Mihai Adrian
- Doru Dumitrescu
- Ion Polizache
- Alexandru Dobrescu – Romanian colonel
- Vasile Boghiță
References
edit- ^ Capcana mercenarilor at CineMagia.ro (in Romanian)
- ^ "Capcana mercenarilor (1981) – film lungmetraj online". cinepub.ro (in Romanian). Retrieved April 1, 2024.
External links
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