Josef Kemr

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Characters played by Josef Kemr

Kozlík, Lazar's rival — Marketa Lazarová (1967)

Ruthless robber clan leader who orchestrates the kidnapping of Kristián. He kills a royal captain, fortifies his stronghold, and chains the captive couples. He is eventually captured by the royal forces, led away to execution while his daughter Alexandra is imprisoned.

Bohouš Vyhlídka — Holiday with Angel (1953)

Fellow vacationer and unionist coworker.

Bohouš Vyhlídka — Angel in the Mountains (1955)

A loyal companion accompanying Gustav on the winter sports trip and family investigation.

Plha — Marecek, Pass Me the Pen! (1976)

An evening student who works in a warehouse and eagerly volunteers for prof. Hrbolek’s additional Latin lessons. His readiness to take on extra study contrasts with the class’s broader anxiety about returning to school, and places him among the adult classmates trying to meet the educational demands of their changing work.

vyšší voják z eskorty — The Good Soldier Švejk (1957)

Senior escort soldier overseeing prisoner transport duties.

Franc Florián — The Death of Black King (1972)

No explicit mention in the provided plot summaries. Likely a minor or off-screen character in the broader 1930s Prague setting or police network.

Jan Přehršle — Zaostřit prosím! (1956)

Přehršle is an accountant and the protagonist of the story about an ambitious accountant. The summary identifies this as one of the film's three separate stories, but gives no further details about his ambitions, actions, or relationships.

Father — Spor dramaturga Stroupežnického (1982)

Patriarchal figure representing traditional values and family authority.

Zmiják Pernikár — Behind the Sloe-Bush (1981)

A character associated with the poaching conflict in the third film.

Pastor — The Nun's Night (1967)

A religious speaker addresses the gathered villagers and warns that they will face judgment for their deeds. His warning comes amid fear and debate about scripture, faith, and the villagers’ conduct; another voice challenges the certainty of what is written. The account does not identify the speaker by name, so this role attribution is tentative.

Jůla — Lízino štěstí (1939)

Local youth or student, friend and peer of the protagonist.

Jůla, syn Plichtových — Líza Soars to the Skies (1938)

Son of the Plichta family, minor peer character in the town.

Career Overview

Josef Kemr has 243 screen credits in a career dating back to 1938. Their work spans 11 cinematic universes — most prominently Poachers, Badgers and Sloe with 2 titles. Signature works include Mistr Kornelius, Secluded, Near Woods, Agentura Pepa. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.

Personal Facts

Known For
Acting
Gender
male
Known Credits
243
Birth Date
1922-06-20
Birth Place
Praha - Československo

Known For

Associated Universes

Universe traveler — spans 11 universes

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Content sources

Related entry on Wikidata (Q3565113), public domain (CC0).