Acting
Josef Rovenský
CS, DE cinema · 83 credits
Born
17 April 1894
Died
5 November 1937 (aged 43)
Birthplace
Prague, Czech Republic
Also known as Йозеф Ровенский
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Josef Rovenský (17 April 1894 – 5 November 1937) was a Czechoslovak film actor and director. He appeared in 74 films between 1914 and 1936. He starred in the 1929 film Father Vojtech, which was the directorial debut of Martin Frič. Description above from the Wikipedia article Josef Rovenský, licensed under CC-BY-SA, full list of contributors on Wikipedia.
Known for
Filmography
Manja Valewska
Director
Pan
Director
Hlídač č. 47
Director
Maryša
as Commentary (voice), Director, Screenplay
Tatranská romance
1935
Romance from the Tatra Mountains
Director, Story, Screenplay
Diagnosa X
1934
Diagnosa X
as Pavel Bernhard
Za ranních červánků
1934
Za ranních červánků
Actor, Director
Young Love
as Poacher, Director, Screenplay
The Inspector-General
as poštmistr Špekin
With the exception of the public
as Lašťovka
The Undertaker
as Boleslav Hnipírdo, švagr paní Plicové
Lelíček in the Services of Sherlock Holmes
as Mayor / Guard Officer
Malostranští mušketýři
1932
Small-sided musketeers
as Matěj Babánek
Růžové kombiné
1932
Růžové kombiné
as strýček / Kaliba
Třetí rota
1931
Third Company
as Václav Řanda
The Case of Colonel Redl
as Daragayev
Meet the Sister
as Theaterangestellter
Tonka of the Gallows
as Killer
Imperial and Royal Field Marshal
as starosta městečka
Diary of a Lost Girl
as Karl Friedrich Henning
Der Ruf des Nordens
1929
The Call of the North
as Der Kapitän
Father Vojtech
as miller Dvorecký
Der Monte Christo von Prag
1929
Der Monte Christo von Prag
as George Richell
Dům ztraceného štěstí
1928
Dům ztraceného štěstí
Actor, Director, Screenplay
Životem vedla je láska
1928
Životem vedla je láska
Actor, Director, Screenplay
The Lumberjack
as Josef
Tulákovo srdce
1922
Tulákovo srdce
Actor, Director
Děti osudu
1921
Děti osudu
Actor, Director
Setřelé písmo
1921
Setřelé písmo
Actor, Director
Komediantka
1920
Komediantka
Director, Story, Screenplay
The Oriental Languages' Teacher
as Marquess di Chuarez