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Saša Rašilov est un Acteur Tchèque né le 6 septembre 1891 à Prague (Republique tcheque)
Saša Rašilov (6 September 1891 – 4 May 1955) was a Czechoslovak film actor. He appeared in 30 films between 1913 and 1954.
Rašilov was an actor, comedian, clown and cabaret, grandfather of actor Saša Rašilov Jr. and his brother Vaclav Rašilov, and a longtime member of the drama of the National Theatre in Prague.
He came from impoverished aristocratic family. His father, who was the administrator of the noble casinos in Celetná Street, died suddenly in 1901, when Rašilov was ten years old. Only three of twelve siblings of children had survived. The oldest of the sons was a cellist in the orchestra of the German Theatre in Brno, and so Rašilov and her mother moved to Brno. Soon they returned to Prague and lived in Prague's suburb of Zizkov. His mother died in 1909. In 1909 Rašilov trained as a typist and from 1909 to 1914 he worked in Prague.
After his return to Prague, he started performing in various Prague cabarets (Variety Karlin, Rococo, Longenův Boom Cabaret and Stage and Revolutionary Red Seven). In 1920 he was in the title role of Molière play, adapted by Edward Bass and directed by George Drémanem, called The Lord of Prasátkova KHHilar. Rašilov briefly moved into cabaret Bang, but where were several other prominent comics (Vlasta Burian, Ferenc Futurist, Eman Fiala, Josef and Karel Noll Rovensky) cabaret and a half year after the operation ceased due to scheduling conflicts in the file. But back in 1921 at the behest of the then new head of drama Karel Hugo Hilar, Rašilov came to test and from 1 September 1921, he became a full member of the drama set the National Theatre in Prague, where he worked almost until his death in 1955.
From performing in a cabaret actors took a lot of practical experience, including the ability to improvise and make contact with the audience. He had a remarkable ability to individually transform classical stage roles according to their temperament and outlook, which eventually made him very popular.
Even at the time of the adoption of the National Theatre in antique helped free Emil Berner in Prague and later he became a collector of antiques. After returning from the war he lived in Old Town Iron doors, and later bought a houseboat, where he lived for several years and who kept the anchor Podoli or Žofín opposite the National Theatre. The cruise on the Vltava River took Zbraslav and decided to buy a house here. To get money, began to actively engage the film. In the Czech film industry he began working even before the First World War in 1913, in the pioneering days of the Czech silent film.
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Nationalité Republique tcheque
Naissance 6 septembre 1891 à Prague (Republique tcheque)
Mort 3 mai 1955 (à 63 ans)
Récompenses Zaslúžilý umelec (Česko-Slovensko)
Naissance 6 septembre 1891 à Prague (Republique tcheque)
Mort 3 mai 1955 (à 63 ans)
Récompenses Zaslúžilý umelec (Česko-Slovensko)
Rašilov was an actor, comedian, clown and cabaret, grandfather of actor Saša Rašilov Jr. and his brother Vaclav Rašilov, and a longtime member of the drama of the National Theatre in Prague.
He came from impoverished aristocratic family. His father, who was the administrator of the noble casinos in Celetná Street, died suddenly in 1901, when Rašilov was ten years old. Only three of twelve siblings of children had survived. The oldest of the sons was a cellist in the orchestra of the German Theatre in Brno, and so Rašilov and her mother moved to Brno. Soon they returned to Prague and lived in Prague's suburb of Zizkov. His mother died in 1909. In 1909 Rašilov trained as a typist and from 1909 to 1914 he worked in Prague.
After his return to Prague, he started performing in various Prague cabarets (Variety Karlin, Rococo, Longenův Boom Cabaret and Stage and Revolutionary Red Seven). In 1920 he was in the title role of Molière play, adapted by Edward Bass and directed by George Drémanem, called The Lord of Prasátkova KHHilar. Rašilov briefly moved into cabaret Bang, but where were several other prominent comics (Vlasta Burian, Ferenc Futurist, Eman Fiala, Josef and Karel Noll Rovensky) cabaret and a half year after the operation ceased due to scheduling conflicts in the file. But back in 1921 at the behest of the then new head of drama Karel Hugo Hilar, Rašilov came to test and from 1 September 1921, he became a full member of the drama set the National Theatre in Prague, where he worked almost until his death in 1955.
From performing in a cabaret actors took a lot of practical experience, including the ability to improvise and make contact with the audience. He had a remarkable ability to individually transform classical stage roles according to their temperament and outlook, which eventually made him very popular.
Even at the time of the adoption of the National Theatre in antique helped free Emil Berner in Prague and later he became a collector of antiques. After returning from the war he lived in Old Town Iron doors, and later bought a houseboat, where he lived for several years and who kept the anchor Podoli or Žofín opposite the National Theatre. The cruise on the Vltava River took Zbraslav and decided to buy a house here. To get money, began to actively engage the film. In the Czech film industry he began working even before the First World War in 1913, in the pioneering days of the Czech silent film.
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Divotvorný klobouk (1953)
Genres Comédie, Musical
Acteurs Saša Rašilov, Zdeněk Dítě, Josef Kemr, Theodor Pištěk, Terezie Brzková, Václav Trégl
Note63%
La Longue Route (1949)
, 1h48Origine Tchecoslovaquie
Genres Drame, Guerre, Thriller
Thèmes Religion, Politique, Religion juive
Acteurs Blanka Waleská, Zdeňka Baldová, Otomar Krejča, Eduard Kohout, Saša Rašilov, Ladislav Rychman
Rôle Mošeles
Note72%
Hana, médecin juive, tombe amoureuse de Toník, un chrétien. Leur histoire d'amour tourne au cauchemar quand les autorités entreprennent d'exterminer les juifs. La famille d'Hana est déportée à Theresienstadt et leur amour devient une lutte pour la vie.
Genres Comédie
Acteurs Saša Rašilov, Rudolf Hrušínský, Karel Effa, Josef Kemr
Rôle vrchní oficiál Odon Tříška
Note64%
Tři kamarádi (1947)
Réalisé par Václav Wasserman
Genres Comédie
Acteurs Ladislav Pešek, František Zvarík, Eman Fiala, Saša Rašilov, Václav Trégl, Zvonimir Rogoz
Nezbedný bakalář (1946)
, 1h36Réalisé par Otakar Vávra
Genres Comédie, Historique
Acteurs Zdeněk Štěpánek, Otomar Korbelář, František Smolík, Jaroslav Marvan, Saša Rašilov, Jaroslav Vojta
Rôle Hruška
Note67%
Pancho se žení (1946)
Réalisé par Rudolf Hrušínský
Genres Comédie
Acteurs Rudolf Hrušínský, Jindřich Plachta, Josef Kemr, Saša Rašilov
Note57%
Rozina sebranec (1945)
Réalisé par Otakar Vávra
Genres Drame, Historique
Acteurs Zdeněk Štěpánek, Ladislav Boháč, Gustav Hilmar, Saša Rašilov, Zdeňka Baldová, František Filipovský
Rôle Bartolo
Note63%
Andula vyhrála (1938)
, 1h28Genres Drame, Comédie, Romance
Acteurs Vera Ferbasová, Hugo Haas, Růžena Šlemrová, Václav Trégl, Saša Rašilov, Gustav Hilmar
Rôle taxikář Mráček, otec Anduly
Note67%
Mravnost nade vše (1937)
, 1h15Réalisé par Martin Frič
Genres Comédie
Acteurs Hugo Haas, Vera Ferbasová, Adina Mandlová, Ladislav Boháč, Saša Rašilov, Zdeňka Baldová
Rôle JUDr. Mach - friend
Note72%
Dobrý voják Svejk (1932)
, 57minutesRéalisé par Martin Frič
Genres Guerre, Comédie
Thèmes Politique
Acteurs Saša Rašilov, Oskar Marion, Hugo Haas, Antonie Nedošinská, Josef Rovenský, Jaroslav Marvan
Rôle Josef Svejk
Note67%