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About: Emília Vášáryová filmography     Goto   Sponge   NotDistinct   Permalink

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The filmography of Slovak actress Emília Vášáryová consists of forty-two motion pictures, for which she received nine awards as Best Actress in a Leading Role, plus a nomination for a Supporting Role. These include two ZČDU Awards for Who Leaves in the Rain... (1974) and the Lawyer (1977), a ÚV SZŽ Gold Plaque (also for the Lawyer), a Czech Lion award for Up and Down (2004), as well as a Czech Lion nomination for Nasty (2008), a Cinema Award, a SFZ Reward, a ÚSTT Reward, and a Literature Fund Reward (each for Up and Down), and a Golden Goblet award for Václav (2008). Simultaneously, she made one-hundred-thirty-four television films and/or series, earning additional awards (such as a Golden Croc, three Telemuse awards, a Golden Loop, IGRIC, OTO, and/or ELSA). For her work in theater she ach