Movies
TV Shows
Actors
Miroslav Svoboda
May 03, 1910 (114 years old) in Prague, Bohemia, Austria-Hungary [now Czech Republic]
Known For
The World Belongs to Us
Romeo, Juliet and Darkness
The Emperor and the Golem
How to Drown Dr. Mracek, the Lawyer
The Liberation of Prague
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 ·
Taková láska
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
1952 ·
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
