Miroslav Horníček

Miroslav Horníček (10 November 1918 in Plzeň – 15 February 2003 in Liberec) was a Czech actor, writer, director, artist and theatre theoretician. He is well known in the Czech Republic for his on-stage partnership with Jan Werich, his talkshows (Hovory H ...) and many small roles in Czech movies and TV.^[1]

Signature of Miroslav Horníček, Czech actor (1993)

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Polibek ze stadionu (1948)
Pan Novák (1949) - Jirotka
Soudný den (1949)
Mikolás Ales (1952) - Valek
Mladá léta (1953) - Vaclav Svetly
There Was Once a King... (1955) - Beautiful prince - son of Alabaster I.
Z mého zivota (1955) - (voice, uncredited)
When the Woman Butts In (1960) - Dr. Faust
Kazdá koruna dobrá (1961) - Krytina
Neschovávejte se, kdyz prsí (1962) - farár Tadeás Hora
Bez svatozáre (1964) - Narrator (voice)
Táto, sezen stene (1964) - Father
Lov na mamuta (1965) - (voice)
Ohne Pass in fremden Betten (1965) - Mr. Jelínek
Smrt za oponou (1967) - kapitán Chrástek
Kinoautomat (1967) - Pan Novak
Hudba kolonád (1975)
Barrandovské nocturno aneb Jak film zpíval a tancil (1984) - Himself - entertainer

[1]
"Hornicek dies at 84". Radio Prague International. 15 February 2003. Retrieved 3 June 2022.

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Polibek ze stadionu (1948)
Pan Novák (1949) - Jirotka
Soudný den (1949)
Mikolás Ales (1952) - Valek
Mladá léta (1953) - Vaclav Svetly
There Was Once a King... (1955) - Beautiful prince - son of Alabaster I.
Z mého zivota (1955) - (voice, uncredited)
When the Woman Butts In (1960) - Dr. Faust
Kazdá koruna dobrá (1961) - Krytina
Neschovávejte se, kdyz prsí (1962) - farár Tadeás Hora
Bez svatozáre (1964) - Narrator (voice)
Táto, sezen stene (1964) - Father
Lov na mamuta (1965) - (voice)
Ohne Pass in fremden Betten (1965) - Mr. Jelínek
Smrt za oponou (1967) - kapitán Chrástek
Kinoautomat (1967) - Pan Novak
Hudba kolonád (1975)
Barrandovské nocturno aneb Jak film zpíval a tancil (1984) - Himself - entertainer

[1]
"Hornicek dies at 84". Radio Prague International. 15 February 2003. Retrieved 3 June 2022.

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