Ondrej Vetchý

Ondrej Vetchý was born on May 16, 1962 in Czechoslovakia [now Czech Republic]. Ondrej Vetchý's big-screen debut came with Let, ptáku, let! directed by Jirí Hanibal in 1978, strarring Student #3. Ondrej Vetchý is known for Jak si nepodelat zivot directed by Tereza Kopácová, Eliska Krenková stars as Lenka and Ondrej Vetchý as Karel. Ondrej Vetchý has got 4 awards and 10 nominations so far. The most recent award Ondrej Vetchý achieved is Art Film Festival. The upcoming new movie Ondrej Vetchý plays is Medieval which will be released on Sep 09, 2022.

Ondrej Vetchy graduated at 1984 at Prague Conservatory in musical-drama department. His first achievement was the part of young devil in one of the best Czech fantasy for children ever - S certy nejsou zerty (There Are No Jokes with Devils) from the director Hynek Bocan. Ondrej Vetchy succeed like only one Czech movie actor at European Film Awards, when he was nominated for the part of cool masher Dan in drama Dum pro dva. He achieved in comedies as well as in dramas. His most popular characters are soldier Kefalin in comedy Cerni baroni (Nr. 1 hit in Czech theaters of the year), grave digger Broz in Oscar awarded movie by Jan Sverak Kolya (Czech Lion nominee, Nr. 1 hit in Czech theaters of the year), Kvido's father in Bajecna leta pod psa (Wonderful Years that Sucks, Czech Lion nominee, Nr. 1 hit in Czech theaters of the year, Award of Cinema Magazine for Best Actor), pilot in the Tmavomodry svet (Czech Lion nominee, Nr. 1 hit in Czech theaters of the year, Award of Cinema Magazine for Best Actor) and irresponsible son in Babi leto (Autumn Spring). Ondrej Vetchy is a member of very famous Czech theatre Cinoherni klub and he is also very successful in work for TV. Ondrej Vetchy belongs to the most popular Czech actors ever.