Jiřina Bohdalová celebrates her 95th birthday, media mark it with a documentary premiere
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Czech actress and presenter Jiřina Bohdalová celebrates her 95th birthday on Sunday, May 3rd. Celebrations of the legendary performer began several days in advance, and media across television stations and the press are devoting attention to her. novinky.cz ↗
For the anniversary, the Nova channel has prepared the premiere of a documentary titled "Jiřina Bohdalová: A jede se furt dál" ["And She Just Keeps Going"], which will be broadcast on the very day of her birthday. On the same day, ČT 2 will also air the classic 1970 film "Ucho" ["The Ear"], directed by Jan Procházka and Karel Kachyňa, in which Bohdalová appears. The film is among the world's acclaimed works and is featured in the book 1,001 Movies You Must See Before You Die. idnes.cz ↗
Bohdalová enjoys a long acting career and remains a well-known figure, beloved by the Czech public. Her influence on Czech culture and film has lasted a lifetime and continues to be valued. Actress Veronika Žilková, who worked with Bohdalová on the series "Druhý dech" ["Second Wind"], in which she played her daughter-in-law, recalled her first meeting with the actress. She characterized Bohdalová as both a force of nature and a role model. idnes.cz ↗
The celebrations tied to the anniversary show how strong a position the legendary Czech actress holds in public memory and in the cultural sphere. The media attention devoted to her birthday testifies to her lasting relevance and standing in the film and television world.
For the anniversary, the Nova channel has prepared the premiere of a documentary titled "Jiřina Bohdalová: A jede se furt dál" ["And She Just Keeps Going"], which will be broadcast on the very day of her birthday. On the same day, ČT 2 will also air the classic 1970 film "Ucho" ["The Ear"], directed by Jan Procházka and Karel Kachyňa, in which Bohdalová appears. The film is among the world's acclaimed works and is featured in the book 1,001 Movies You Must See Before You Die. idnes.cz ↗
Bohdalová enjoys a long acting career and remains a well-known figure, beloved by the Czech public. Her influence on Czech culture and film has lasted a lifetime and continues to be valued. Actress Veronika Žilková, who worked with Bohdalová on the series "Druhý dech" ["Second Wind"], in which she played her daughter-in-law, recalled her first meeting with the actress. She characterized Bohdalová as both a force of nature and a role model. idnes.cz ↗
The celebrations tied to the anniversary show how strong a position the legendary Czech actress holds in public memory and in the cultural sphere. The media attention devoted to her birthday testifies to her lasting relevance and standing in the film and television world.
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