Highest rated movie: Three Wishes for Cinderella (1973)
Lowest rated movie: All My Loved Ones (1999)
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Movies starring Květa Fialová have generally received positive reviews and hold an average score of 74%.
Three Wishes for Cinderella - released in 1973 - is Květa Fialová's highest rated movie, with a score of 80% based on 23 reviews.
The lowest rated film from Květa Fialová is All My Loved Ones - released in 1999 - with a score of 69% based on 5 reviews.
Květa Fialová was born in Slovakia, in the village of Vel'economic Predators in the district of Liberec. Her mother was an artist, next to the painting she and sochaření. In Slovakia, the family lived until 1938, when the Slovak nationalists was forced to leave in the Czech republic. From the end of the 2. world war I, a teenage Cane took a most traumatic experience, when she along with her mother brutally raped by soviet soldiers. This experience was the beginning of her complicated and contradictory relationship to men. After the war, my mother returned to Slovakia and Květa Fialová was left alone. Attracted her to the theater, and in 1946 began to play in Český Těšín. The same year was adopted at the brno conservatory. She continued studying at the academy of music, which successfully ended in 1950. Even during the study appeared in the small role of a forgotten prisoner the snapshot a BIG OPPORTUNITY. In the 50's. years gradually undergone a theatrical engagement in Opava, České Budějovice, Kolín, and one season of play even in a remote town Martin in Slovakia. Although she moved to the area was occupied in several undistinguished films of that time. In Prague, the young actress invited in 1958 to Jan Werich. Theatre ABC remained in the following decades the faithful even after his connection to the City theatres of prague up to the year 1991 and even later, there busy guest-starring. Arrival in Prague meant a greater range of film roles. In the 60's. years played a number of significant characters in that movie. She appeared for example in the war dramas DEATH is CALLED ENGELCHEN or closely WATCHED TRAINS. Czech cinema but primarily in the Květě Purple appeared an ideal representative of the beautiful destiny of women and in 60. years that the actress has become for the male audience, sexy symbol. Her life roles has become a figure of a bar singer in a parody of the wild west, LEMONADE JOE OR HORSE OPERA. Because she couldn't sing, singing part for her featuring singer Yvette Simon. The her indeed fill in for a singing page in the musical ZVONOKOSY a few decades later. Type-similar to the role of the femme fatale have reiterated in parodiích on the backstairs thrillers (the PHANTOM of MORRISVILLE), and spy thrillers evil bond trim (the END of AGENT W4C THROUGH the DOG of MR. FOUSTKY) and in detective novels (the LOT of a BEAUTIFUL DRAGOON). A decent space of her from the end of the 60. years provided as well as tv. She appeared for example in the production of the EGG, the series SINFUL PEOPLE of PRAGUE or in the play CHARLIE's AUNT. Her film, television and theatre career went by without any major slumps, and with increasing age without any problems changing your acting a type of the destiny of women to mature elegant ladies and grandmothers, who played with the unmistakable charm and grace. Such was her countess in a parody of ADELE has her DINNER or grandmother in the family comedy WITH YOU, I love the WORLD. Your role could portray with typical self-deprecation and mild exaggeration. He has a wide acting register, she has appeared in virtually all genres, the largest share but accounted for the comedy, which also had the greatest resonance. At a later age has found its floor in the characters mysterious and comically eccentric old ladies, and a variety of them played especially in tv productions, such as the THREE ALBERTI AND MISS MATILDA, the MYSTERIOUS MRS. SAVAGE or THREE LADIES WITH a GUN. Even in retirement, the age when most actresses are gradually disappearing from the screens and film screens, often remain obsazovanou and popular actress. From its numerous, mostly comedic theatre roles worth mentioning such as Martha Brewster in a game wood nymphs elderberry or the main female role in the black comedy Harold and Maud. When it comes to personal life, the first time she married in 21 years, but due to her svéráznému relation to men marriage lasted very shortly. The young actress married life scared so much that from the husband she ran away and some time even I slept in an abandoned morgue of the cologne cemetery. Her second husband, director Paul Hášu, met in 1957 and two years later they were married. Marriage not only to last, but it can be considered as a happy - mainly due to the fact that both partners were most tolerant, and indulge each other a large degree of freedom. In 1962 they had a daughter, and today is already Květa Fialová grandmother. The actress has always been interested in the eastern teachings, in particular buddhism, the occult and witchcraft. Own collection of objects related to this circle of interest.
Květa Fialová has acted in films with Libuše Šafránková, Miloš Vavruška, Rupert Graves and Agnieszka Wagner.
Květa Fialová has worked with these film directors: Václav Vorlíček and Matej Mináč.
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