Karel Dobry, a renowned Czech film and stage actor, born in 1969, has garnered widespread critical acclaim for his captivating portrayals of complex characters.
Rising to fame, Karel received the prestigious Czech Lion award in 2019 for his outstanding performance as a leading actor.
Born and raised in Prague, Karel spent a significant portion of his childhood in Syria, which undoubtedly had a profound impact on his artistic development.
As a polyglot, Karel is fluent in four languages: English, Czech, Russian, and German, allowing him to seamlessly transition between various acting projects.
Throughout his illustrious career, Karel has won numerous awards, including the Alfred Radok award for Best Actor in 2014, the Theater News Award for Best Actor, and a nomination for the Czech Thalie as Best Actor.
As an accomplished actor, Karel has embodied over 90 distinct roles in film and television, showcasing his remarkable versatility and range.
Recent credits include the critically acclaimed series Genius-Einstein, directed and produced by the renowned Ron Howard, as well as The Catcher Was a Spy, where he starred alongside Paul Rudd.
Karel's extensive filmography also includes notable roles in Glass Room, Milada, Child 44, and Mission Impossible, solidifying his position as a respected and sought-after actor in the industry.
Beyond his acting career, Karel is an avid horseman, trained in driving and weaponry, and is known for performing many of his own stunts, adding an extra layer of authenticity to his performances.
