Kvetoslava
‘Kveta’ Fialová was born on September 1, 1929 in Vel'ké Dravce, Czechoslovakia.
Her mother was a designer and sculptor Květoslava Fialová and her father a
Czech legionnaire Vlastimil Fiala. The family lived in Slovakia until 1938,
when the government ousted Bohemian nationalists in Bohemia. The family moved
to Zdar in Police nad Metují and later to Borohrádek .
After the war
between 1946-1950, she graduated from the school of Brnenská of Music. She worked
at several regional theaters in the Czech Cieszyn, Opava, Czech Budejovice in
Kolín and in Martin Slovakia. Since 1958 she was a member in Prague's Divadlo
ABC, which at that time managed Werich. Following the merger with ABC Theatre
City Theatre Prague operated there from 1963 until 1990 and in later years as a
permanent guest performer.
She began her
film career in the 1940s and played a range of characters. Likewise she was
later seen in TV productions and series, even voice dubbing. Probably her best
known role was the character bar-singer Tornado Lou in Euro-western parody “Lemonade
Joe” in 1964.
Kveta Violet
was married to director Pavel Háša until his death in 2009. They had a daughter
Zuzana. She has a granddaughter named Dominiky.
Her husband was named Pavel Háša, not Paul Hasu ;) And I guess the last sentence should be something like "She has a granddaughter named Dominika."
ReplyDeleteCologne is the German Köln, she worked in the Czech town Kolín.
Changes made. Thanks Oik.
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