One Fool Makes a Hundred

The film follows Dömötör, a headwaiter, and his friend Rudi, a conductor, who face dismissal from their jobs. They later return as guests, leading to humorous situations. Dömötör adopts a false beard and poses as the famous count Rod-Igor Su-Arezew, a renowned lion-hunter, which adds to the film's comedic premise.

This light-hearted film from the early 1940s reflects the era's penchant for comedy and mistaken identities. It features a notable cast, including Kálmán Latabár and Mária Egry, which may appeal to fans of classic Hungarian cinema. Collectors of foreign films will find this an interesting addition to their collection, highlighting the unique storytelling styles of the time.