Adriana Tarábková

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Adriana Tarábková (born May 28, 1966 in Bratislava ) is a former Slovak actress .

Life

Tarábková had her first film appearance in 1984 in the student comedy "Jak básníci přicházejí o iluze" (alternatively: How poets lose their illusion), u. a. with Karel Roden . With this role she became the dream of many young people in Czechoslovakia.

In the same year she appeared in the Omnia production of King Drosselbart (alternatively: King Drosselbart fairy tale edition No. 6). With the basic motifs of the Brothers Grimm fairy tale tale and an identical character as in their first film, Adriana Tarábková also gained fame in Germany alongside Lukáš Vaculík , Maria Schell , Gerhard Olschewski and Marián Labuda . The film became very popular not only with children. In the same year it received the prize for children's films in Karlsbad and is considered one of the best fairy tale films.

At that time, she was also featured in Czech magazines as a photo model.

In 1986 Adriana Tarábková was seen once as an actress in the fourth episode of a six-episode Czech peasant series, the other time she took on a small supporting role in the TV movie "Cena odvahy", which was broadcast at the time. This was followed by small side appearances in two TV series in 1987 and 1988. From 1989 onwards there was no more television appearances, as she moved to Bratislava in 1989 and went into business.

After Tarábková made a brief appearance in front of the camera for the last time in 1993, she finally withdrew from the film business into private life. In Bratislava she lives with her three children in a large villa and runs a company that makes packaging machines. Since Adriana Tarábková has been in the business, she has been very influential there. She stays in the background and does not give interviews.

particularities

In the König Drosselbart film, Adriana Tarábková was dubbed into German by Constanze Engelbrecht , who was more than 10 years older than her , and thus appeared much older and more serious to the audience.

Although directors say that she had a bright future in film, she said: I don't want to know anything more about films. I don't want to think about it either. I only live my private life.

Filmography (selection)

  • 1984: How poets lose their illusions
  • 1984: King Thrushbeard
  • 1986: Cena odvahy (TV movie)
  • 1993: The end of the poets in Bohemia

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personal data
SURNAME Tarábková, Adriana
BRIEF DESCRIPTION Slovak actress
DATE OF BIRTH May 28, 1966
PLACE OF BIRTH Bratislava