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Actress. Years active. 1990–present. Spouse. Zdeněk Janáček. Children. 3. Anna Geislerová, also known as Aňa Geislerová (born 17 April 1976), [citation needed] is a Czech actress. She is best known for her role of Eliška in the Academy Award-nominated movie Želary (2003) and as Anna in Návrat idiota (1999).
99+ Photos. Born in 1976 in Prague, this prolific actress debuted before the cameras at the early age of 14. Also a top model, Anna Geislerová already has an impressive career behind her (110 films, TV films or series episodes in early 2013!) and has received several awards for her remarkable performances, notably in Sasa Gedeon 's 1999 ...
Anna „Aňa“ Geislerová (* 17. dubna 1976 Praha) je česká filmová herečka, spisovatelka a modelka, která obdržela tři České lvy pro nejlepší herečku v hlavní roli a další dva pro nejlepší herečku ve vedlejší roli. Jejími sestrami jsou herečka Ester Geislerová a výtvarnice a zpěvačka Lenka Geislerová.
Czech Lions. Won Best Actress – Zelary. The film Zelary, which she starred in, was nominated for an Academy award. (76th Academy Awards) in the Best Foreign Language Film category. Little Scars.
Mini Bio. Born in 1976 in Prague, this prolific actress debuted before the cameras at the early age of 14. Also a top model, Anna Geislerová already has an impressive career behind her (110 films, TV films or series episodes in early 2013!) and has received several awards for her remarkable performances, notably in Sasa Gedeon 's 1999 "Návrat ...
nar. 17.04.1976 (48 let) Praha, Československo. Photo from Zahradnictví: Rodinný přítel (2017) Přehled. Biografie. Zajímavosti. Videa. Galerie. Ocenění. Diskuze. Biografie (2) „Olga si své nitro před světem chránila, Božena se světu otevřela. Spojuje mě s nimi touha po svobodě.“
Aug 7, 2016 · Anna Geislerová: "I knew I wanted to be Lenka before I read the script." Photo: Anne-Katrin Titze. Cédric Jimenez's adaptation of Laurent Binet's novel HHhH will star Rosamund Pike, Mia Wasikowska, Jason Clarke, Jack O'Connell, and Jack Reynor.
