Bořivoj Zeman
Directing
- Born
- March 6, 1912 · Prague, Bohemia, Austria-Hungary [now Czech Republic]
- Died
- December 23, 1991 (age 79)
Bořivoj Zeman was a Czech film director and screenwriter, celebrated for his contributions to Czech cinema, particularly in the comedy and fairy tale genres. Originally a clerk by profession, he began his career by writing short film scripts for himself. Zeman directed several notable films, including The Proud Princess (1952), Holiday with Angel (1952), and The Incredibly Sad Princess (1968). His films are known for their humor, charm, and imaginative storytelling, contributing significantly to the cultural landscape of Czech cinema. Zeman's work continues to be celebrated for its enduring appeal and influence on the genre.
Known for
Once Upon a Time, There Was a King...
February 11, 1955
The Proud Princess
September 26, 1952
A Christmas Dream
October 26, 1945
The Terribly Sad Princess
June 7, 1968
Almost King
July 15, 1977
The Phantom of Morrisville
July 15, 1966
Angel in the Mountains
November 25, 1955
Holiday with Angel
April 3, 1953
Revolution in Toyland
May 8, 1947
13th district
March 8, 1946
A Dead Man among the Living
February 14, 1947
Páté kolo u vozu
April 18, 1958
Behind the camera27
- 2015La magie Karel Zeman Director
- 1991Powrót Director
- 1977Almost King Director, Screenplay, Story
- 1971Women Offside Story, Director
- 1968The Terribly Sad Princess Director, Screenplay, Story
- 1966The Phantom of Morrisville Director
- 1963Bolek i Lolek Zimowe Wakacje Director
- 1960Nastupte, prosím! Story, Screenplay, Director
- 1959The Young Lady from the Riverside Director, Screenplay
- 1958