Veronika Žilková (born 16 October 1961 in

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actress. She played the part of Božena Horáková in the 2000 Czech film, '' Little Otik'' also known as '' Otesánek''. In 1997 she received the

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as the best supporting actress for her role in '' Zapomenuté světlo'' (Forgotten Light).

Theatre

The Drama Club, Prague

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) *'' Le Mariage de Figaro (play)'' (1994) .... Countess (

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) *'' Killer Joe'' (1996) .... Sharla Smith, waitress in the bar "Cosmic Love" (

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) *'' Třetí zvonění'' .... Růžena ( Václav Štech) *'' Letní byt'' (1999) .... Rosina (

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) *'' Portgualie'' (2001) .... woman ( Zoltán Egressy)

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