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Martin Stránský

Martin Stránský

Színészet1970Jihlava, Czechoslovakia [now Czech Republic]

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Martin Stránský (born 11 February 1970 in Jihlava) is a Czech actor, voice actor and one of the country’s most prominent audiobook narrators. He studied at the DAMU theatre school in Prague and has been a long-time member of the Divadlo Josefa Kajetána Tyla in Plzeň, where he has played dozens of varied roles on stage.

Stránský gained wider recognition on television for his role as doctor Ota Kovář in Ordinace v růžové zahradě and through his work in dubbing — notably earning the František Filipovský Award for voicing Hugh Laurie in Dr. House.

In addition to acting, he is highly regarded for his audiobook work, narrating major titles such as Milénium and other crime and thriller series, and in 2014 received a special award from the Association of Audiobook Publishers for his significant contribution to the medium.

Szereplések

Jövőbeli
2024
Lovec
TVmint Darius
2022
Devadesátky
TVmint Col. Duchoň
2021
Az egér legjobb barátja
mint Muzzle (voice)
2016
Slíbená princezna
mint Ostrovní král
Zlatý muž z Ria
mint Commentary (voice)
2015
Rumbling
mint Deny
Místo zločinu Plzeň
TVmint Viktor Knapp
2014
Intimity
mint Vilém
2013
Occamova břitva
mint kriminalista Kamil Machač
The Czech Century
TVmint Generál Sergej Vojcechovský
2008
Láska In Memoriam
mint šéf zpravodajství
2004
93, rue Lauriston
mint Gendarme #2 à la gare
1997

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Személyes adatok

Ismert munkái
Színészet
Nem
Férfi
Születésnap
1970. 02. 11.(56 éves)
Születési hely
Jihlava, Czechoslovakia [now Czech Republic]