Jan Budař

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Jan Budař
Jan Budař in 2007
Born	(1977-07-31) July 31, 1977 Frýdlant, Czechoslovakia
Nationality	Czech
Other names	Pavel Bedura
Occupation	Actor, scriptwriter and director

Jan Budař, alias Pavel Bedura (born 31 July 1977) is a Czech actor, director, singer, composer and script writer.

Biography

Budař was born in Frýdlant, a short distance from the city of Liberec.^[1] He graduated from Brno's Janáček Academy of Music and Performing Arts (JAMU) in 2000.^[2] He started his career in Brno's theatres under the tutelage of Vladimír Morávek, one of the most acclaimed Czech theatre directors. This creative partnership culminated in their first film, Boredom in Brno. Budař also co-authored the script and composed the music. The comedy was awarded five Czech Lions in 2003, including Best Male Actor for Jan Budař's performance. This success led to roles in such films as Marek Najbrt's debut Champions and Jan Hřebejk's recent Up and down, the Czech entry for the Academy Awards, which won the top awards at the Czech Lions Awards 2005. The team of Morávek and Budař created their second film, Hrubeš and Mareš best friends: come rain or shine. Having achieved his first life's ambition of acting on screen, he has only two more: playing alongside Audrey Tatou in a film directed by Pedro Almodóvar and touring with his Eliščin Band, "the Band of Shy Elise". Besides acting, writing, composing and singing with his band, Budař also makes his own short films, documentaries and videoclips. In March 2005, Budař won the Czech Lion award for "Best Supporting Actor" in Champions. In February 2005, Budař was sent to Berlin as a shooting star to represent Czech cinemathography at the Berlinale Film Festival 2005. Source: http://www.janbudar.cz/ http://www.velkaepocha.sk/200903109741/Jan-Budar-Jezdit-s%C2%A0traktorem-po-poli-je-lehky.html http://zivotopis.osobnosti.cz/jan-budar.php http://zena-in.cz/clanek/jan-budar-prirodni-ukaz-na-poli-hudebnim-i-hereckem?preview=on

Filmography

2013: České století (TV serial)
2013: Něžné vlny
2013: Hořící keř (TV film), directed by Agnieszka Holland
2012: Martin a Venuše
2012: Praho, má lásko (students' film)
2012: Rozkoš
2012: Polski film (Czech Republic, Poland)
2012: Sanitka II
2012: Duše na talíři
2012: Akvabely
2012: Výstava (Slovakia)
2012: O pokladech^[3]
2012: eŠTeBák (Konfident) (Slovakia, Czech Republic, Poland)
2011: Czech Made Man
2011: Lidice (Czech Republic, Poland)
2011: Odcházení
2011: Rodina je základ státu
2011: Setkání s hvězdou: Vilma Cibulková (TV film)
2011: Vesnice roku (student film)
2011: Vetřelci a lovci: Užij si se psem (TV film)
2010: Dešťová víla
2010: Heart Beat 3D
2010: Osudové peníze (TV film)
2010: Pravidelný odlet
2010: Román pro muže
2009: Holka Ferrari Dino
2009: Hrubeš a Mareš Reloaded
2009: Ljubavni život domobrana (Love life of a gentle coward) (Croatia)
2009: Operace Dunaj (Operation Dunaj) (Czech Republic, Poland)
2009: Protector (Czech Republic, Germany)
2009: Vyprávěj (TV serial)
2009: Žena bez piana (Mujer sin piano) (Spain)
2008: Bratři Karamazovi: Vzkříšení (theatre)
2008: Dark Spirits Natěrač (TV film) (USA)
2008: Nebe a Vincek (TV Film)
2008: Soukromé pasti (TV serial)
2007: Bez dechu (student film)
2007: Hodina klavíru (TV Film)
2007: Muzika (Slovakia, Germany)
2007: Svatba na bitevním poli
2007: Trapasy (TV serial)
2007: Václav
2006: Marta a Berta 26
2006: Pravidla lži (Rules of lies)
2006: Vratné lahve (Empties)
2005: Hrubeš a Mareš jsou kamarádi do deště
2005: Stavrogin je ďábel (theatre)
2005: Svatyně
2005: Toyen
2005: Voníš jako tenkrát
2004: Duše jako kaviár (Dirty soul)
2004: Horem pádem (Up and down)
2004: Mistři (Champions)
2004: Ráno Ruth to vidí jinak (TV film)
2003: Čert ví proč
2003: Boredom in Brno
2001: Muž, který vycházel z hrobu (TV film)
2001: Otec neznámý aneb Cesta do hlubin duše výstrojního náčelníka (TV film)
2001: Ta třetí (TV film)
2000: Český Robinson (TV serial)
2000: Rasistické historky (TV serial)
1999: Urlaub auf Leben und Tod - Eine Familie hält zusammen (TV serial)
1997: Četnické humoresky (TV serial)
1997: Stůj, nebo se netrefím!

Source:^[4]

Documentary films

2011: Film o filmu: Czech Made Man
2008: Anatomie gagu
2008: Film o filmu: Protektor (TV film)
2008: Peníze Jiřího Krejčíka
2007: Film o filmu: Václav (TV film)
2006: Přestávka

Film direction

He directed several short films and videoclips mostly for his new album.

2012: Polski film^[5]
2006: Strážce plamene v obrazech (Video film)
2004: Ráno

Television programs

2011: Český lev 2010
2010: E.ON Energy Globe Award ČR
2010: Rozmarná léta českého filmu
2009: Fakta Barbory Tachecí
2008: Český lev 2007
2007: Český lev
2007: Dobročinná akademie aneb Paraple 2007
2005: Všechnopárty
2004: Na stojáka
2004: Uvolněte se, prosím
2000: Krásný ztráty

Source:^[4] http://zena-in.cz/clanek/jan-budar-prirodni-ukaz-na-poli-hudebnim-i-hereckem?preview=on http://filmcenter.cz/cz/osoba/2607-jan

Awards

2011: festival NOVOMĚSTSKÝ HRNEC SMÍCHU (Nové Město nad Metují) - Best Male Actor - Czech Made Man^[6]
2007: Václav – Czech Lion - Best Supporting Actor
2005 - Studio Hamburg Shooting Stars Award
2004: Mistři (Champions) - Czech Lion - Best Supporting Actor
2004: The Alfréd Radok Award (Ceny Alfréda Radoka) Best Actor for Mr. Stavrogin in The Devils (The Alfréd Radok Award in collaboration with the Aura–Pont agency and the magazine Svět a Divadlo (The World and Theatre) for achievements in Czech theatre
2003: Boredom in Brno - Best script (co-authored with Vladimír Morávek)
2003: Boredom in Brno - Best Male Actor
2003 - Trilobit Award by FITES (Film and Television Association), Prague, Czech Republic

Source: http://www.janbudar.cz/

Discography

Budař has composed over 50 songs in Czech, English and Spanish. He has also composed music for the films Boredom in Brno and Hrubeš and Mareš and for over 20 theatre performances. With his band Eliščin Band, Budař released four albums. Source: http://www.janbudar.cz/

CDs

Písně pro Hrubeše a Mareše, 2005
Uletěl orlovi, 2006
Proměna, 2008
Lehce probuzený, 2012

DVDs

Uletěl orlovi, 2006

Film music

Lidice, 2011
Protector, 2009
Hrubeš a Mareš Reloaded, 2009 ^[7]
Nebe a Vincek [TV film], 2008^[8]
Hrubeš a Mareš jsou kamarádi do deště, 2005^[8]
Boredom in Brno, 2003^[8]
Rasistické historky, 2000^[8]

Books

2013 The fairy tales ' 'NEJVĚTŠÍ TAJEMSTVÍ LEOPOLDA BUMBÁCE' ' . The book is published with a fairy tale of Antonín Dočekal in Mladá fronta .

References

↑ "ROZHOVOR: Probudí se Jan Budař s kapelou ve Vlaku?". denik.cz (in Czech). 17 May 2012. Retrieved 26 November 2013.
↑ "Herci". Czechmademan.cz. 1979-01-07. Retrieved 2012-09-08.
↑ "O pokladech — Česká televize". Ceskatelevize.cz. Retrieved 2012-09-08.
↑ 4.0 4.1 dada "JankaPP" lbalaa (1977-07-31). "Jan Budař | ČSFD.cz". Csfd.cz. Retrieved 2012-09-08.
↑ lidovky.cz. "Najbrtův Polski film jde do střižny". www.lidovky.cz. Retrieved 2012-09-08.
↑ http://www.ceskenoviny.cz/domov/zpravy/hrnec-smichu-ziskala-komedie-westernstory-cenu-poroty-fimfarum/652964[]
↑ "Jan Budař - Filmová databáze online". Fdb.cz. Retrieved 2012-09-08.
↑ 8.0 8.1 8.2 8.3 "Jan Budař". Kinobox.cz. Retrieved 2012-09-08.

External links

Czech Lion for Best Actor

Josef Abrhám (1993)
Petr Čepek (1994)
Martin Dejdar (1995)
Bolek Polívka (1996)
Jiří Schmitzer (1997)
Olaf Lubaszenko (1998)
Jiří Kodet (1999)
Bolek Polívka (2000)
Vlastimil Brodský (2001)
Ivan Trojan (2002)
Jan Budař (2003)
Iakov Kultiasov (2004)
Pavel Liška (2005)
Jiří Schmitzer (2006)
Ivan Trojan (2007)
Karel Roden (2008)
Kryštof Hádek (2009)
Ondřej Malý (2010)
Vladimír Javorský (2011)
Ivan Trojan (2012)

Czech Lion for Best Supporting Actor

Jiří Lábus (1994)
Marián Labuda (1995)
Andrey Khalimon (1996)
Jiří Kodet (1997)
Miroslav Donutil (1998)
Jiří Bartoška (1999)
Jiří Macháček (2000)
Stanislav Zindulka (2001)
Ivan Trojan (2002)
Ivan Trojan (2003)
Jan Budař (2004)
Miroslav Krobot (2005)
Martin Huba (2006)
Jan Budař (2007)
Vladimír Dlouhý (2008)
Ladislav Chudík (2009)
Vladimír Dlouhý (2010)
Hynek Čermák (2011)
Ondřej Vetchý (2012)

Persondata
Name	Budař, Jan
Alternative names
Short description	Czech actor, scriptwriter and director
Date of birth	31 July 1977
Place of birth	Frýdlant, Czechoslovakia
Date of death
Place of death

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