Josef Vinklář

Josef vinklár portrait

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Josef Vinklář (10 November 1930 in Podůlší – 18 September 2007 in Prague) was a Czech actor, a member of the National Theatre. He was married to Czech actress Jana Dítětová.

Biography[]

Born 10 November 1939, but when in 1946 the pastor exhibited a duplicate birth certificate and wrong date of birth of his and his brother and an incorrect date of birth of 14 November.^[1]

After graduating from junior secondary school, he joined a one-year learning course (1945) and simultaneously began acting in children's radio Dismanova file. Already in 1945, was a guest speaker at the Theatre of Satire and played there in the season 1945/1946. In the years 1946–1948 he was engaged in theatres Jan Werich Voskovec and Werich, then worked in Pardubice East Bohemia Theatre (1948–1950).

From August 1950 until July 1983 he has created a number of dramatic roles in Prague Realistic Theatre of Zdeněk Nejedlý (with the exception of the years 1951 to 1953, when he graduated from basic military service). Between 1981 and 1983, he hosted at the National Theatre and 1 August 1983 he became a full member of the drama. Then, as a guest at various theaters, e.g. In the Theatre in 1996, in a game of Friedrich Dürrenmatt Visit of the Old Lady (Czech: Návštěva staré dámy).

Selected filmography[]

References[]

External links[]

• Josef Vinklář at IMDb