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Lída Baarová, rozená Ludmila Babková, provdaná Kopecká, později Lundwall (7. září 1914 Praha – 27. října 2000 Salcburk), byla česká herečka. Před rokem 1945 rozvíjela svou filmovou kariéru s úspěchem nejen v Československu , ale také v Německu a Itálii.
7 de jun. de 2011 · Length of audio 8:07. Lída Baarová. Lída Baarová was one of the most famous and successful Czech actresses to have ever lived. Her career spanned over 70 years, in the course of which she starred in a whole number of both Czech and German film classics. She even made it into Federico Fellini’s ‘I Vitelloni’ in 1953.
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11 de ene. de 2016 · A documentary is now screening in Czech cinemas on the life of the actress Lída Baarová, sometimes described as the first Czech international movie star. For its tragic twists and roller coaster ride, Baarová’s own life story, including a tempestuous love affair with the Nazi propaganda boss Joseph Goebbels, surpassed any of her film roles.
Fenomén Lída Baarová skýtá potenciál na velký historický film, ale také na reflexi esenciálně českého, ale doposud pořád neotevřeného tématu morálních ohledů života v totalitě, potažmo pak celonárodní viny z každodenního eticky ambivalentního existování v minulých režimech.
23 de ene. de 2016 · Czech film world focuses on traumatic life of Lída Baarová. Length of audio 12:10. ‘Doomed Beauty’. Power, sex, and film world glamour, against the backdrop of the rise and fall of the Nazi regime. The story of Czechoslovak film actress, Lída Baarová, has it all. And it’s therefore not surprising that the Czech film world has returned ...
Lída Baarová. Actress: Die Fledermaus. Lída Baarová was born on 14 September 1914 in Prague, Bohemia, Austria-Hungary [now in Czech Republic]. She was an actress, known for Die Fledermaus (1937), Virginity (1937) and Jsem devce s certem v tele (1933).
