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Born in the Czech Republic, raised in Bratislava, Slovakia. In 1989, after the communist wall had fallen, Dagmar successfully entered The University of Dramatic Art and Music in Bratislava, Slovakia, studying acting, Jose Limon's dancing technique and singing lessons. Dagmar graduated in 1996 with a Master Degree in Dramatic Art and Theatre Science. Throughout the 1990s Dagmar played live theater in a range of styles from Shakespearean, Russian drama and comedy to musicals and modern American drama. She joined the Bratislava National Theater Company production of ''A Little Night Music'' where she payed Charlotte. From there, Dagmar moved to the role of Nerissa in Shakespeare's 'Merchant of Venice' for Theater Astorka. Followed production at the New Scene Theater of 'Richard III' playing Lady Ann. Other theater credits include roles in county theaters productions: Maria in Goethe's 'Clavijo', role Fiokla in Gogol's 'Wedding', Magdalena in Hesse's 'Augustine', Venda in Vedekind's 'Spring Walking Time', #1 KitKat Girl in Masteroff's 'Cabaret'. Theater work was followed by an established career in film and television. She made an early name for herself in the 1989 French short film "From East to West". This led to other lead roles for Slovakian National Television: "Mario Whistle" (1990), "Zenske oddelenie" (1990 "Women's Department" ), "Lamp of a Poor Man" (1993), Dostoyevsky's "Bad Joke" (1994), TV film "Albert, Albert" (1994), TV series "Big Heart" (1997), and much more. An impressive resume was building as her career grew into the international film. Working with such talents as European director Peter Patzak she made her feature film debut in "Es lebe die Liebe, der papst und das Puff" (1993), and, in 1994, co-starred in Czech film "Diky za kazde nove rano" ("Thanks for a Good Morning") by Milan Steindler. the Film won in 1995 the Czech Critics Awards Kristian - Best Feature Film (Nejlepsi Hrany Film Roku). From there Edwards, moved to co-star in German film Der Ausbruch directed by Mark Schlichter (1996, UFA-Fernsehproduktion GmbH), in 1997 won RTL Golden Lion Awards for Best TV Film or Miniseries; in 1997 "Balko" (directed by Manfred Stelzer, RTL TV series). In 1998 appearing with Mario Van Peebles in "Crazy six" by Albert Pyun. Worked on The Peacemaker (1997) as an assistant to George Clooney, Slovakia. Recent film credits include the independent feature A Year and a Day (2005) directed by Robert Lane and starring role in Rapture (2014) by Richard Lowry. In 2009 worked on Primetime TV Show "Sentenced" with DNA Production directed by Peter Bebjak.- Actress
- Composer
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Passionate about music, Iva Bittová learned a lot from her father, Koloman Bitto, an instrumental player able to express himself on the contrabass, the cimbalom, the guitar and the trumpet. She perfected her knowledge at the Brno Conservatory where she graduated in 1978 at the age of twenty. For three decades now she has been recognized on the Czech music alternative scene (her participations to the bands Mañana, Kolektiv, Dunaj and Bittová & Fajt) and internationally (her singing Elvira's part in the Carnegie Hall production of Mozart's "Don Giovanni" in 2004). Iva Bittová was also (and still occasionally is) an actress. On the boards from 1976 to 1984 (her most famous role being that of Erzika in the theater version of Carlos Saura's Llanto por un bandido (1964)) and in films by Jaromil Jires, Martin Sulík, Ondrej Trojan or Alice Nellis. She is absolutely adorable and unforgettable as Jolanka, the determined gypsy girl a young gadjo postman has fallen in love with, in Ruzové sny (1977) (Dreams in Pink).- Michaela Ochotská was born on 19 December 1984 in Bruntál, Czechoslovakia. She is an actress, known for Casino Royale (2006), Pojistovna stestí (2004) and Televizní noviny (1994). She was previously married to Lukás Rosol.
- Writer
- Soundtrack
Helmut Richter was born on 30 November 1933 in Bruntál, Czechoslovakia. He was a writer, known for Tatort (1970), Scheidungsprozeß (1973) and Alfons Köhler (1983). He died on 3 November 2019 in Leipzig, Saxony, Germany.- Actor
- Additional Crew
Frantisek Halmazna was born on 31 January 1927 in Bruntál, Czechoslovakia [now Czech Republic]. He was an actor, known for Voyage to the End of the Universe (1963), Strakatí andelé (1965) and A Flirt with Miss Stribrna (1969). He died on 25 February 2002.- Actress
- Composer
- Soundtrack
Ida Kelarová was born on 10 February 1956 in Bruntál, Czechoslovakia [now Czech Republik]. She is an actress and composer, known for Zpráva o putování studentu Petra a Jakuba (2000), Stvrtý rozmer (1984) and Babylon (2002).- Irena Anders was born on 12 May 1920 in Bruntál, Czechoslovakia [now Bruntál, Czech Republic]. She was an actress, known for Wielka droga (1946), Unknown Men of San Marino (1948) and Seans (2003). She was married to Wladyslaw Anders and Guido Lorraine. She died on 29 November 2010 in London, UK.
- Martim Azevedo Almeida was born on 4 June 1963 in Bruntál, Czech Republic.