Juraj Herz
Slovak actor, director and scriptwriter (1934-2018) · Czechia · On the map · Directors · Died at 83
Juraj Herz was a Slovak film director, actor, and scene designer, associated with the Czechoslovak New Wave movement of the 1960s. He is best known for his 1969 horror/black comedy The Cremator, often cited as one of the best Czechoslovak films of all time, though many of his other films achieved cult status.
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CzechMate: In Search of Jiří MenzelFilm, 20182017Grand Officer of the Order of the White Double CrossAward2010
HabermannFilm, Director2009Golden SixtiesSeries2004Annual award ACFKAward
Černí baroniSeries, 2004Director2001Černí anděléSeries, Director1997
PassageFilm, Director, Writer1991
MaigretSeries, Director
The Frog PrinceFilm, 1991Director1988
GagmanSeries, Director, Writer1986
Caught by NightFilm, Director, Writer1982
Ferat VampireFilm, Director, Writer1980
Fragile RelationshipsFilm, Director, Writer1979Sitges Film Festival Best Director awardAwardBavarian Film AwardsSeries1977
A Nice Plate of SpinachFilm, vedoucí kosmetického salónu Netušil1975
Girls from a Porcelain FactoryFilm, Director1972Sitges Film Festival Best Feature-Length Film awardAward1971
Fantom operetySeries
Oil LampsFilm, 1971Director, Writer1969
The CrematorFilm, Director, Writer1967
Sign of the CancerFilm, Director, Writer1965
If a Thousand ClarinetsFilm1963
Transport from ParadiseFilm1934Born4 September 1934People around Juraj
Jiří Menzel Juraj directed The Cremator and Upír z Feratu
Jana Brejchová Juraj directed Panna a netvor (1979)
Dagmar Havlová Juraj directed Upír z Feratu and Day for My Love
Josef Somr Juraj directed Morgiana and Deváté srdce
Helena Růžičková Juraj directed Bulldogs and Cherries and Gagman
Andrej Hryc Juraj directed Habermann (2010)
Iva Janžurová Also in The Pipes and Což takhle dát si špenát
Míla Myslíková Juraj directed The Cremator and Oil Lamps
Petr Čepek Juraj directed Morgiana and Upír z Feratu
Milan Lasica Juraj directed The Sweet Games of Last Summer (1970)
Zdeněk Srstka Juraj directed Deváté srdce and Day for My Love
Vít Olmer Juraj directed Panna a netvor and Upír z Feratu
Vladimír Menšík Also in Lemonade Joe and The Pipes
František Filipovský Juraj directed Deváté srdce (1979)
Petr Hapka Wrote Upír z Feratu and Bulldogs and Cherries
Jan Hrušínský Juraj directed Habermann (2010)
Miroslav Donutil Juraj directed The Magpie in the Wisp (1983)
Petr Nárožný Juraj directed Černí baroni (TV series)
Karel Effa Juraj directed Deváté srdce (1979)Karel Smyczek Juraj directed Day for My Love (1976)
Michal Dlouhý Juraj directed The Frog Prince (1991)
Tomáš Töpfer Juraj directed Černí baroni (TV series)
Jiří Krampol Juraj directed Girls from a Porcelain Factory (1974)
Július Satinský Juraj directed The Sweet Games of Last Summer (1970)
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The Cremator 1969
Beauty and the Beast 1979
Morgiana 1972
The Shop on Main Street 1965
Lemonade Joe 1964
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Filmography 40
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Television 9
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He directed for both film and television, and in the latter capacity he directed episodes of a French-Czech television series based on George Simenon's Maigret novels.