Petr Vanek was born in May 1979 in Nove mesto na Morave, in Czech Republic. He graduated in 2004 at the Academy of Performing Arts in Prague and since then he lives and works there. He appeared in several international features films and TV series such as: Last Holiday /directed by Wayne Wang/ as crazy lift boy Felipe, in Last Train /directed by Joseph Vismeier/ as Jew Manny Gerber , in Borgia /creator Tom Fontana/ as assassin Miguel de Corrella, in Crossing Lines / creator Edward Allen Bernero/ as supervisor Valko. One of his latest feature film is Child 44 /directed by Daniel Espinosa/, where he players Fyodor, an MGB agent, next to the actors such as Tom Hardy, Joel Kinnaman and Noomi Rapace. In upcoming short film Nosferatu in love /directed by Peter Straughan/ he plays gypsy guy Fonso - one of the main role, next to Mark Strong. Peter played wide range of roles in Czech movies: in comedy : Close to heaven with actors Tuva Novotny / directed by Dan Svatek/ illusionist Ernest , Women in temptation /directed by Jiri Vejdelek/ Tony, Aussig /directed by Tony Laue/- driver . in drama: Awarded history-war movie Tobruk /directed by Vaclav Marhoul/- Jewish private Jan Lieberman, Colette / directed by Milan Cieslar/- Sondercommaner Stein, There is no heaven /directed by Katarina Dedicova/ - physicist Antonin Kopecky . Among filming Petr plays theatre in various Czech theatre companies, his recent roles are: Carson - elusive director of research in Krakatit written by famous Czech novelist Karel Capek, the role of Heydrich - in theatrical spectacle Perak that combines elements of the martial arts with daring stunts and the poetics of original theatre with its characteristic wordplay about mythic superhero Pérák , in Men - physical theatre performance about 6 men on a journey to the wilderness. in Unicorn - one man show who's only character is egoist, man alienated, isolated, anxious, fearful and the viewer alternately evokes feelings of compassion, pity or resistance. An oppressive atmosphere of the game is alternately lightened comic moments. Outside of performing Petr loves sport, snowboarding, long boarding, surfing, swimming, horse riding, fencing and yoga. He also plays on accordion.
Petr Vnukov is known for Mashina Lyubvi (2016).
Petr Vondrácek was born on February 26, 1976 in Ústí nad Labem, Czechoslovakia [now Czech Republic]. He is an actor, known for Tvoje tvár má známý hlas (2016), Ordinace v ruzové zahrade 2 (2008) and Tribes of Europa (2021).
Petr Vízdal is an actor and producer, known for Child 44 (2015), Bolero para Surfear en Moravia (2014) and The Sleepers (2019).
Petra Areskoug is known for Secret Santa (2018), Dogs & Me (2012) and The Harsh Life of Veronica Lambert (2009).
Petra Beck is an actress, known for Pettersson und Findus 2 - Das schönste Weihnachten überhaupt (2016).
Petras sheer appearance - fiery red and curly long hair, a hot temper, and devoted acting all add up to the fact that Petra Berndt is regarded by many as being an exceptional persona. After having completed drama school in 1991 she appeared on stage at the municipal theater in the town of Ingolstadt followed by more theater work in Munich's prestigious Volkstheater. She turned out to be the perfect cast for feature film productions such as Das schreckliche Mädchen or Mutter Courage (both directed by Michael Verhoeven), Herr Ober! (dir.: Gerhard Polt), Rossini (dir: Helmut Dietl), and Marlene (dir: Joseph Vilsmaier). She played in the international production Salz auf der Haut which was directed by Andrew Birkin. Numerous roles in TV movies and TV series across all genres are part of Petra Berndt's extensive CV. Screen adaptations of present time novels as well as historic dramas are part of Petra Berndt's impressive body of work. Among the latter are Regina auf den Stufen and Appolonia (dir.: Bernd Fischerauer), Löwengube (dir.: Rainer Wolffhardt), Der Schandfleck (dir.: Julian Roman Pölsler), Verlorenes Land (dir.: Jo Baier), and Jennerwein (dir.: Hans Günther Bücking). Moreover, Petra Berndt played leading roles in the TV series Liebe ist Privatsache (dir.: Sigi Rothemund), Solange es Liebe gibt (dir.: Detlef Rönfeldt), and Das Beste aus meinem Leben (dir.: Matthias Tiefenbacher).
Swiss/Italian screenwriter and director Petra Volpe studied film at the Film Academy Konrad Wolf in Potsdam Babelsberg, Germany. Her feature "The Divine Order" was selected as the Swiss entry for the Best Foreign Language Film at the 90th Academy Awards. The film had its international premiere at the Tribeca Filmfestival and won three awards: The Nora Ephron Prize, Prize for best actress in an International Film, and the Audience Award. "The Divine Order" was a box office hit in Switzerland and was nominated for seven Swiss Film Awards and won three. Volpe's debut film "Dreamland" was nominated for four Swiss Film Awards. Volpe also wrote the screenplay for "Heidi" (2015) the internationally most successful Swiss film of all time. "Labyrinth of Peace," the mini-series she created and wrote, earned rave reviews and sold internationally. Petra Volpe lives in New York and has an office in Berlin.
Petra Boyd is known for Victoria's Exorcism (2014).
Petra Bryant is a Czech and English speaking, Uk based former actress. Petra has a co-starring role in a Los Angeles female comedy feature film 'For the Love of George' as a Russian housekeeper 'Irina'. The film stars Rosanna Arquette, Tate Donovan, Kristen Johnson and Rex Lee. Petra is the writer and creator of 'Girl on a Rocking Horse' TV pilot & novel. Petra Bryant grew up in Doudleby nad Orlici and has 3 siblings.