Czech movie actresses died in the year 2001
Here are 2 famous actresses from Czech Republic died in 2001:
Daniela Smutná
Daniela Smutná (September 8, 1935 Prague-November 17, 2014) also known as Dana Smutná was a Czech actor.
She began her career in the Czechoslovak film industry in the 1960s, appearing in films such as "The Cremator" and "The Ear". Smutná also starred in several popular TV series, including "Thirty Cases of Major Zeman" and "Oil Lamps".
In addition to her acting career, Smutná was involved in political activism during the Soviet occupation of Czechoslovakia in 1968. She signed the Charter 77 manifesto, which called for basic human rights and political freedom under the communist regime.
Smutná received numerous awards for her contributions to Czech cinema and theater, including the Actor of the Year award in 1973 and a lifetime achievement award in 2000. She passed away at the age of 79 in 2014.
Jiřina Froňková
Jiřina Froňková (March 21, 1927 Rynholec-June 9, 2001 Brno) was a Czech actor.
She was known for her roles in both film and theater, and was highly respected in the Czech acting community. Froňková's career spanned several decades, during which she worked with some of the most important directors of the Czech New Wave. She appeared in over 80 films, including "The Fireman's Ball" and " Closely Watched Trains," which both won Academy Awards for Best Foreign Language Film. Froňková's performances were known for their depth and sensitivity, and she was often celebrated for her ability to convey complex emotions through subtle gestures and expressions. Froňková was a beloved figure in Czech culture, and her work continues to be celebrated both in her home country and around the world.