Movies
TV Shows
Actors
Miroslav Svoboda
May 03, 1910 (116 years old) in Prague, Bohemia, Austria-Hungary [now Czech Republic]
Known For
The Princess with the Golden Star
The Emperor and the Golem
How to Drown Dr. Mracek, the Lawyer
...and Life Goes On
The World Belongs to Us
Credits
1983 ·
Putování Jana Amose
as
1980 ·
Love Between the Raindrops
as
1979 ·
The Ninth Heart
as Nobleman
1977 ·
The Liberation of Prague
as
1976 ·
Circus in the Circus
as Spanish Zoophilologist
1975 ·
How to Drown Dr. Mracek, the Lawyer
as
1971 ·
Takže ahoj
as
1969 ·
A Ridiculous Gentleman
as
1963 ·
The Golden Fern
as
1963 ·
Prague at Zero Hour
as
1963 ·
Transport from Paradise
as Mayer
1962 ·
Pozor volá Liška...
as
1961 ·
Cesta do věku petrolejových lamp
as
1960 ·
Higher Principle
as profesor
1960 ·
Romeo, Juliet and Darkness
as
1959 ·
The Princess with the Golden Star
as
1959 ·
That Kind of Love
as Ceremonial at the town hall
1958 ·
Today for the Last Time
as pacient protialkoholické léčebny
1958 ·
Puppies
as Druggist
1957 ·
School for Fathers
as Teacher
1957 ·
Vintage Car
as
1957 ·
Roztržka
as
1956 ·
The Windy Mountain
as miner
1955 ·
Dog's Heads
as
1954 ·
Večery s Jindřichem Plachtou
as Self
1953 ·
The Secret of Blood
as Soldier with Stomach Wound
1953 ·
The Magical Hat
as
1952 ·
Action B
as firebrand
1951 ·
The Emperor and the Golem
as Master of Ceremonies
1951 ·
Karhanova parta
as
1950 ·
Žízeň
as
1949 ·
Dnes o půl jedenácté
as
1949 ·
Pan Habětín odchází
as
1949 ·
Pětistovka
as
1949 ·
Distant Journey
as Theresienstadt Clarinetist (uncredited)
1942 ·
Velká přehrada
as Michal
1941 ·
Rukavička
as
1940 ·
Druhá směna
as Václav Machuta
1939 ·
Paní Kačka zasahuje...
as Josef
1937 ·
The White Disease
as 2nd Assistant
1937 ·
Karel Hynek Mácha
as
1937 ·
The World Belongs to Us
as Berger
1937 ·
Lidé pod horami
as Jan Albín
1937 ·
Vzdušné torpédo 48
as
1935 ·
Milan Rastislav Štefánik
as
1935 ·
...and Life Goes On
as Lunatic
1935 ·
Studentská máma
as Jožka Budil
1934 ·
Heave-Ho!
as
1933 ·
Vražda v Ostrovní ulici
as Vláďa
1933 ·
Záhada modrého pokoje
as Tom Brandt
1932 ·
Ballad-Singer
as
1932 ·
Before Graduation
as Karel Kafka
