Marie Kyselková Trailers

The Princess with the Golden Star TrailerDesire TrailerBomba Trailer

Marie Kyselková studied to be a nurse, on the side she performed as a singer and dancer with different ensembles. She also worked as a model for both runway shows as well as a photomodel in Prague. At one of those events she was discovered by Jiří Sequens who gave her a small role in one of his movies in 1955. Kyselková was a regular at the Divadlo S. K. Neumanna theatre in Libeň, a part of Prague. In 1959 she landed the role of Princess Lada in the movie the 'Princess with the Golden Star' - while filming she was already pregnant and after completing the movie, she dedicated herself to her family. She was married twice, her first husband was actor Petr Haničinec, who fathered her son, she also has two daughters from her second marriage. While taking care of her family she took various jobs for different companies and sold small handmade felt items. Later on she took a part time job as portier and grocery shopper for a school in Prague.

Most Popular Marie Kyselková Trailers

Total trailers found: 4

Bomba Trailer (1958)

01 January 1958

The discovery of an unexploded aerial bomb on a construction site brings a shock to the peaceful existence of a small town: the sudden threat makes at least some people rethink their previous attitudes.

The Windy Mountain Trailer (1956)

03 February 1956

A group of temporary workers arrive at the Czech-German border to conduct geological exploration. However, not all people have pure intentions and a past, and so the group of geologists is threatened by saboteurs who want to blow up an abandoned mine and escape across the border.

The Princess with the Golden Star Trailer (1959)

18 December 1959

A Czech fairy tale about a princess named Lada who runs away from home in a mouse fur disguise in order to escape an unwanted and forced marriage.

Desire Trailer (1958)

25 December 1958

A poignant overview of how short life can be, this interesting drama from Czech director Vojetch Jasny is divided into four separate segments.