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Jan Antonín Duchoslav

Jan Antonín Duchoslav

Actor · Born 1965-05-01 · Praha, Czechoslovakia

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Biography

Jan Antonín Duchoslav (* May 1, 1965 Prague) is a Czech actor and moderator. He studied high school, but did not finish it. According to him, it was mainly due to the popularity that occurred after the film Snowdrops and Gnats. During his military service, he was sentenced to ten months unconditionally for bullying, but thanks to President Husák's amnesty, he was released from prison after only 19 days. Since the 1980s, he has made a living as a props, pusher, businessman with women's shoulder pads, producer, ski instructor and illuminator. He is divorced. He and his ex-wife Klára Stibůrková, who is a lawyer by profession, have two children - sons Antonín (2008) and Jan (2012). He has been performing at the Radek Brzobohatý Theater in Prague for a long time. He is best known as Viky Cabadaj from the film Sněženky a machři, but we can also remember him as a Turk from Rafťáky, a policeman from 2Bobulí, Viktor Hofman Jr. from the Surgery in the Rose Garden, Miky from the series Third Floor or the clumsy head of a gas station in the sitcom of the same name. He also played "šmejda" in the series Doctors from the Beginnings. It is interesting that his serial partner was Dita Hořínková, …

Movies & TV Shows

  1. Snowdrops and Aces (1983) — Viki Cabadaj
  2. Grapes 2 (2009) — drsný policajt
  3. Rafters (2006) — Turek
  4. Christmas 'Killing Joke' (2015) — Milouš
  5. Bastards 2 (2011) — Preisler
  6. Czech Made Man (2011) — pomocná stráž VB
  7. Sněženky a machři po 25 letech (2008) — Viki Cabadaj
  8. Horror Story (1993) — Outcast Doctor
  9. Love from the Passage (1985)
  10. Slunečná (2020) — Miroslav Vetrák
  11. Redakce (2004)
  12. Sweet Troubles (1984) — Vojto
  13. Non Plus Ultras (2004) — výčepní Martin
  14. Tísňové volání (1986)
  15. We love Czechia (2013) — Self
  16. 13. komnata (2006)
  17. Třetí patro (1986)
  18. Obchoďák (2012)
  19. Bylo nás šest (1986) — Pepa
  20. Malý vodní had (1986) — Edy