Vlado Müller

Vlado Müller

1936-03-19 – 1996-06-20 (age 60) Bratislava, Czechoslovakia [now Slovakia]
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Biography

Vladislav Müller, known as Vlado Müller (* March 19, 1936, Bratislava - † June 20, 1996, ibid.) Was a Slovak actor. Father of singer Richard Müller.

In 1954 he completed a professional theater course at the State Conservatory in Bratislava. In the years 1954 - 1956 and 1956 - 1966 he was a member of the Regional Theater in Nitra. He served as a military actor at the Army Theater in Martin (1956 - 1958). From 1966 to 1990 he was a member of the play New Stage in Bratislava. Entrepreneur, owner of a day bar and restaurant since 1990. In the theater, he created dozens of distinctive character characters of a serious and comedic nature. In addition to theatrical activities since the early 60s. 20th century. applied in a significant way in Czech and Slovak film, television, radio and dubbing. Television has provided him with significant acting opportunities in films (eg Bastion - 1969, American Tragedy - 1977, The Guy Nicknamed Brumteles - 1982) and in the series Lost and Found (1975), Louis Pasteur (1979), Friends of the Green Valley (1979).

In 1979 he was awarded the title of Merited Artist.

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Known For

Death Is Called Engelchen
Explosion
The Last One Will Go to Hell
The Last One Will Go to Hell

1982

as Hoff (voice)

The Galoshes of Happiness
The Copper Tower
The Copper Tower

1970

as Finance Pardek

Homeland
Homeland

1954

as Suitor

Popolvar, Biggest in the World
Popolvar, Biggest in the World

1982

as King Levoslav

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Volpone

1969

as Corvino

Eagle Feather
Nudity
Nudity

1990

as Tomás

One Silver Piece
One Silver Piece

1976

as Tkác

Traja svedkovia
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The Brave Blacksmith
Smrť šitá na mieru
Smrť šitá na mieru

1980

as Alfréd Blum

Long Live the Republic
Long Live the Republic

1965

as Oldřichův otec

Interrupted Song
O sláve a tráve
O sláve a tráve

1985

as Photographer