Noted Czech actor Oldřich Kaiser has had a remarkably prolific career, boasting an extensive and varied filmography that showcases his impressive range and versatility. In recent years, he has been seen in a diverse range of films, including the critically acclaimed titles Dark Blue World, Shark in the Head, and Handcuffs, as well as taking on the lead role in Menzel's cinematic adaptation of Hrabal's beloved novel, I Served the King of England.
Kaiser has established a lasting and fruitful creative partnership with renowned comedian Jiří Lábus, with whom he has collaborated on numerous television productions, including their highly acclaimed and widely recognized improvisational series, "Maybe the Magician Will Come", and "Russian Roulette", a comedy duo staple.
In addition to their impressive television endeavors, Kaiser and Lábus have also co-created the extremely popular radio improvisation series, "The Tlučhořovi", which boasts an astonishing eight hundred episodes, a testament to its enduring popularity, as of November 2007.
Furthermore, their collaborative efforts have also resulted in the successful television show, " Zeměkoule", a notable achievement in their extensive and varied body of work.
Kaiser's multifaceted nature is exemplified by his simultaneous endeavors in both artistic and scientific realms, where he has made groundbreaking contributions that have left a lasting impact on the world of naturalism. Specifically, in the sweltering summer of 2004, Kaiser's tireless efforts culminated in the astonishing discovery of a previously unknown species of shoebill, a remarkable achievement that has been widely recognized and celebrated.
Kaiser's personal life has been characterized by a series of notable romantic partnerships, which have had a profound impact on his life. One of the most significant relationships he has experienced is his marriage to the acclaimed Czech actress Naďa Konvalinková, which lasted from 1980 to 2005. This union was marked by a deep emotional connection and mutual respect, as evidenced by the enduring bond that existed between the couple.
Following the end of his marriage to Naďa Konvalinková, Kaiser went on to form a new romantic connection with singer-songwriter Dáša Vokatá, whom he married in 2020. This union has brought a new chapter of love and happiness into his life, as Kaiser continues to navigate the complexities of his personal relationships.
