Hana Gregorová, a Czech actress of Slovak origin, was born on August 20, 1952, in Bratislava, Czechoslovakia. Her early life was marked by a strong connection to the performing arts, as she graduated from the Academy of Performing Arts in Bratislava.
After completing her studies, Hana ventured into the business world, establishing a travel agency, a solarium, and even taking a manicure course. This entrepreneurial spirit was a significant departure from her future career as a renowned actress.
In the 1980s, Hana gained recognition for her roles in successful dramas such as NIGHT RIDERS (1981),The Thousand-Year-Old Bee I., II. (1983),and CARE FULL OF PAIN (1985). Her impressive performances continued throughout the decades, with notable appearances in TV series and movies.
One of her most iconic roles was as pensioner Jarmila Švehlová, the mother of Jakub Švehla, in the popular TV series Panelák (2008). This role, produced by TV JOJ, cemented her status as a beloved Czech-Slovak actress.
Hana's remarkable career continued with her role as prisoner Jana Lomnická, nicknamed Nevada, in the highly acclaimed series Convicted (2009),broadcast on TV JOJ and TV Barrandov. The show's immense popularity was largely due to its high audience ratings.
In addition to her acting accomplishments, Hana is also the manager and director of the Radek Brzobohatý Theater, which she co-founded with her late husband Radoslav Brzobohatý in 2004. This endeavor has allowed her to combine her passion for the performing arts with her entrepreneurial spirit.
Throughout her life, Hana has been known for her strong personality, being dubbed one of the most attractive Slovak actresses. Despite her many accomplishments, she remains humble and claims to be the perfect wife, although she confesses to despising ironing. Hana currently resides with her family in Říčany, enjoying the fruits of her labor and the admiration of her fans.
