The life and career of a remarkable individual, deeply rooted in the traditions of his family, which had a profound impact on his artistic pursuits. Born into an artistic family, he was surrounded by creative minds from a young age. His father, Karel Fiala (1871-1931),and brother, Ferenc Futurista (1891-1947),were both actors, while his brother-in-law, Jiří Julius Fiala (1892-1974),was a renowned composer.
Growing up, he was more inclined towards classical music, and his early life was marked by his involvement in serious music. As a young man, he began working as a kapelník, collaborating with cabarets Rokoko and Červená sedma, and eventually transitioning to acting. His first appearance on the big screen was in the film "UČITEL ORIENTÁLNÍCH JAZYKŮ" in 1818.
Throughout his life, he created nearly two hundred roles in silent and sound films, composed music and songs for many films, and often played musicians, composers, conductors, and music teachers. Some of his notable roles include Eman Habásek in "MUŽŮ V OFSAJDU" (1931),Lojzík Chrastil in "BATALIONU" (1927 silent, 1937 sound),and Bianchini in "PYTLÁKOVĚ SCHOVANCE" (1949).
