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Anny Ondra was a Polish-Czech-Austrian-German-French singer and a film and stage actress. As a child she lived in Prague, where her father was a colonel in the Austro-Hungarian army. After graduating from convent school in Prague, she studied to be an actress with Professor Bor.
Biografie (2) Anna Sofie Ondráková, pozdější Ossia Valdová a Anny Ondra, se narodila 15. května roku 1902 v polském Tarnově a vyrůstala v chorvatské Pule. Byla dcerou z rodiny c. a k. důstojníka Gotfrieda Ondráka a jeho manželky Anny, která se neustále pohybovala po celém tehdejším Rakousko-Uhersku. Koncem 10. let se ...
Anny Ondra grew up in Prague and was an extra at Svandovo Divadlo as a school girl. Film producer and director Gustav Machatý discovered her for the leading role as "The Lady with the Small Foot" in the comedy "Dama s malou nožkou", directed by Jan Stanislav Kolár and Přemsyl Pražský.
Anna Ondráková, later known as Anny Ondra, was born on 15th May 1902 into the family of an Austro-Hungarian army officer. The family travelled a lot, thanks to which Anna learnt several languages – as well as Czech, she spoke German, French, and English. She first appeared on stage at the age of 15, and an invitation to appear in film ...
Puola) Anny Ondra (oik. Anna Sophie Ondráková 15. toukokuuta 1903 Tarnów, Itävalta-Unkari (nyk. Puola) – 28. helmikuuta 1987 Hollenstedt, Saksan liittotasavalta) oli tšekkiläinen elokuvanäyttelijä. Hänen tunnetuimmat elokuvansa ovat Alfred Hitchcockin Man-saaren tuomari ja Puhtauden lunnaat (kumpikin 1929).
Anny Ondra. Credits (text only) Hide Show Actress (90 credits) 1957 The Zurich Engagement Anny Ondra 1951 Schön muß man sein Rode de Lila 1943 Himmel, wir erben ein ...
Anny Ondra made her mark in the world of entertainment when she worked on "Blackmail" (1929). In 1919, she made her film debut in "Palimpsest." In 1933, she appeared in "Die Tochter des Regiments." In 1951, she played her final film role in "One Must Be Handsome." Ondra's husband was Karel Lamac.
