Known for
Acting
Born
December 7, 1920
Birthplace
Prague, Czechoslovakia
Died
December 17, 1992 (aged 72)
Gustav Opočenský was the son of Bohemian poet and journalist Gustav Roger of Opočenský (1881-1949).
Originally, he began to study law, but after closing Nazi colleges in 1939 he headed for the theater, close to art, thanks to his father. He did not undergo any professional training, but after the war he gained his first permanent engagement in the Realistic Theater in Prague (1945-1946). Due to his unbridled inheritance, his father in the mid-1950s came into conflict with the Communist power, he had to go to the theater in Cologne from Pardubice and eventually in 1956 he banned the ban on artistic activity. Then he worked as a miner, later a worker in Stalin's races in Záluží near Most, but...
1992
1991
as Shepherd
1991
as Fels (voice)
1990
1990
1990
1990
1989
as zámecký pán
1989
1989
as Topahekuahah
1989
as Count Hartenberg
1989
1988
1987
as Luciper
1987
1987
as Pigasov
1987
1985
1985
1984
as Gravedigger
1983
1983
1981
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1980