Bohéma
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| Bohéma | |
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| Genre | Drama |
| Written by | Tereza Brdečková |
| Directed by | Robert Sedláček |
| Country of origin | Czech Republic |
| Original language | Czech |
| No. of seasons | 1 |
| No. of episodes | 6 |
| Production | |
| Running time | 72–94 minutes |
| Original release | |
| Network | ČT1 |
| Release | 15 January – 19 February 2017 |
Bohéma is a Czech historical drama television series about film stars of the First Republic during and after the Second World War, more precisely in a period 1938–1953. The first episode was watched by over one million viewers, but some historians and relatives of depicted characters pointed out some inaccuracies.[1]
- Michal Balcar and Ondřej Pavelka as dramaturg Arnošt
- David Novotný as Jaroslav Marvan
- Vladimír Javorský as Vlasta Burian
- Saša Rašilov as Oldřich Nový
- Adéla Petřeková as Adina Mandlová
- Michal Dlouhý as Zdeněk Štěpánek
- Petr Stach as Martin Frič
- Jaroslav Plesl as Miloš Havel
- Pavel Batěk as Otakar Vávra
- Petr Jeništa as Václav Binovec
- Gabriela Míčová as Nina Burianová
- Gabriela Mikulková as Alice Nová
- Lenka Vlasáková as Elena Hálková
- Václav Jiráček as Jiří Weiss
- Judit Bárdos as Lili Krallová
- Jan Hájek as Willy Söhnel
- Rostislav Novák as František Čáp
- Vladimír Polívka as Oldřich Papež
- Annette Nesvadbová as Arnošt's daughter
- Petra Jungmanová as Eliška Novotná
- Jan Novotný as Emil Vokolek
- Zdeněk Tyc as Vladislav Vančura
- Jiří Dědeček as Karel Hašler
- Tomáš Milostný as Jan Drda
- Martin Finger as Josef Opluštil
- Aleš Procházka as Karel Feix
- Martin Myšička as Vladislav Čaloun
- Renata Visnerová-Prokopová as Anna Letenská
- Vilém Udatný as Karel Höger
- Jiří Racek as Julius Fučík
- Aleš Bílík as Dušan Hubáček
- Jiří Ployhar as Martin Bouchal
- Tomáš Pavelka as Jan Roth
- Filip Čapka as illuminator
- Karel Dobrý as Václav Kopecký
- Jiří Čapka as Emil Hácha
- Tomáš Racek as Vítězslav Nezval
- Marek Pospíchal as Elmar Klos
Production
Filming takes place in the ABC Theatre, Barrandov Studios and other locations in Prague, Mladá Boleslav and Plzeň.[2]
