The pedagogue, doubler and actress Jana Altmannová died – Pluska.sk

Sympathetic pedagogue, doubler and actress Jana Altmannová she died at the age of 77. Her relatives and family claim that she has been suffering from health problems for a long time. However, the specific details of her death are still shrouded in mystery.

The famous “gossip” Anda from Babovřeskov, directed by Zděňek Troška, ​​was taken to a hospital with a stroke on Friday, September 8. For a time she was unconscious and after waking up she complained that she could not move very much, Blesk describes. “I can lift the cell phone and that’s it. I don’t even sit on that bed alone, my body doesn’t listen to me, I’m completely paralyzed.” said the actress at the time.

She spent more than two weeks in the hospital at the time, followed by a hospice. She hoped to get her moving in him again and get her right. Unfortunately, on Saturday, September 30, she breathed her last.

Altmann was born on October 17, 1944 in Prague. In 1968 she graduated from the Department of Puppet Theater of the Theater Faculty of the Academy of Performing Arts (DAMU) in Prague. Then she worked for five years in Essen, West Germany, where she also taught. After her return to what was then Czechoslovakia, she became a member of the Spejbl and Hurvínek Theater and later of the Central Puppet Theater.

In addition to theater, she also tended strongly towards film. Most of the time, however, she was given smaller assignments. In addition to the Babovřesky trilogy, she appeared in the cult films Vrchni, prchni, What is at home counts, gentlemen 1980, 1980), The Girl with the Shell (1980), Next Time We Will Be Smarter, Old Man! (1982), I Am Not Me (1985), Marta and I (1990), Order (1994), Angel’s Eyes (1994) or Kolja (1996).

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