Karel Hašler
Czech actor, director, composer
Born
October 31st, 1879
146 years ago
Died
December 22nd, 1941
83 years ago — 62 years old
Category
Performers & Entertainers
Country
Czech Republic
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A prominent figure in Czech cinema and theater, contributed as an actor, director, and composer. Worked in the early 20th century, active in film and stage productions. Gained recognition for performances in films such as 'Dědova poklad' and 'Krvavý zločin'. Created significant works for the Czech theater scene, leaving a lasting legacy in the arts.
Starred in 'Dědova poklad'
Directed several influential plays
Composed memorable music for theater
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