Josef Abrhám
cumpleaños: 1939-12-14 | lugar de nacimiento: Zlín, Protectorate Bohemia and Moravia [now Czech Republic]He graduated from DAMU, after which he played for three seasons at the Vinohrady Theatre (then the Czechoslovak Army Theatre). He then anchored at the Drama Club until 1992, where his performances won him critical acclaim. He briefly performed at the National Theatre, but left the theatre permanently in August 1994. He became popular with the public mainly thanks to his appearances in film and television. His first major film role was given to him in 1962 by director Brynych in the film Transport from Paradise (1962). This was followed by the roles of the expectant father in The Scream (1963) and the writer Hašek, whom he played in The Great Journey (1963). In the film Man Against Destruction (1989) he played the main role of the writer Karel Čapek. From 1990 to 1995 he performed in accompanying programmes at exhibitions (Herbert Masaryk, T. G. Masaryk - Man and Art) organised by the Masaryk Democratic Movement. In 2006 he was nominated for the Czech Lion in the category of supporting actor. After an eight-year relationship with Nadia Urbánková, he was married to actress Libuša Šafránková from 1976 (until her death in June 2021). They have a son Josef (* 1977), who has 4 children - two sons with his first wife Denisa Grimmová, a director, sons Josef (* 2006) and Antonín (* 2009) and a daughter Laura and a son Benjamin with his second wife Ludmila. Description above from the Wikipedia article Josef Abrhám, licensed under CC-BY-SA, full list of contributors on Wikipedia.
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as Král Ferdinand
as král Dobromil
as Brandejs
as král lesního palouku
as Evzen
as Prokop
as Karel Čapek
as Duke Alexej
as Falsacappa
as Profesor Žalud
as Martin Hardy
as Dalibor Vrána
as Narrator (voice)
as Steve Carella
as Tomáš Růžička, přítel Evy
as Knotek
as Učitel Janda
as Marek
as Ptáček
as Borek
as Mára (voice)
