Miloslav ‘Mila’ Beran was born in Prague, Czechoslovakia
on June 1, 1904. He became a stage actor and then went into radio before his
first film appearance in “Vlčie diery” (1948). He would go on to appear in over
15 films and TV appearances. His last appearance was in the 1976 TV film
“Červené vino”. Always a supporting and character actor, Beran appeared in two
Euro-westerns “Cosi Sia” (aka “A Man Called Amen) and “They Still Call Me Amen”
both made in 1973. The only photograph I could find of him was in this montage
from “A Man Called Amen” by this time Beran was 69 years-old and was playing
old coggers. He’s shown here in the second row on the left along with child
actor Renato Cestiè. Beran died three years later on October 25, 1976 in Bratislava,
Czechoslovakia.
BERAN,
Míla (Miloslov Beran)
[6/1/1904, Prague, Czechoslovakia - 10/25/1976, Bratislava, Czechoslovakia] -
stage, radio, TV actor.
A Man Called Amen – 1973 (old man)
They Still Call Me Amen - 1973 (old
man)
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