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For years, he worked in the Prague theater. Viewers can also get to know him in the TV series Sons and Daughters of James Sklar.
PRAGUE, BRATISLAVA. The legend of the Czech film and theater Luděk Munzar is dead. The actor, who played hundreds of roles, died Saturday at his home in Prague, Modřany, aged 86.
He informed the Nova.cz website of the sources.
Luděk Munzar studied theater at DAMU in Prague. He worked for many years at the Prague National Theater. Early in his career, for example, he appeared in Alfred Radok's Grandfather Car movies or Kočár in Vienna and Last Today. Viewers can also get to know him from Zertu de Kundera.
He also appeared in the film alongside his wife, Jana Hlaváčová. The actor's concert appeared in the biography of Leos Janacek Lev with the white mane.
In 1982, Luděk Munzar received the title of the artist on merit. For dubbing, he received the František Filipovský Prize in 1995 and 2000. Thalia received the Thalia Prize for Lifetime Arts in the theater field in 2011.
His latest feature film was Hřebejka's Fourth Quartet Comedy in 2012.
Viewers can get to know him through Jakub Sklar's TV series The Sons and Daughters or the dramatization of Fallad's novel, Poor Mr. Kufalt. In recent years, he has participated in several series: Square, Prikopy, Countess or Place in Life. He has often played in radio games.
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