Pobočník Jeho Výsosti is a Czech comedy film directed by Martin Frič. It was released in 1933.^[1]

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• Vlasta Burian as 2nd Lt. Alois Patera
• Nora Stallich as Princ Evzen
• Suzanne Marwille as Princezna Anna Luisa
• Jaroslav Marvan as Plukovník
• Bedrich Vrbský as Kinzl, podplukovník
• Helga Nováková as Pepina Kalasová
• Ela Sárková as Bardáma
• Alexander Trebovský as Guth, policejní rada
• František Kreuzmann as Paces, sikovatel
• Frantisek Cerný as Kuchar u posádky v Mnuku
• Marie Grossová as Císnice u Maxima
• Ladislav Hemmer as Richard Mádr, rytmistr