It’s no secret that Vanda Hybner didn’t exactly get along well with her father, on the contrary, she often fought with him. But now she has put all the disputes she had with the late Boris Hybner behind her head and has even reached forgiveness. The well-known actress also talked about her ranch, to which she has a very warm relationship, in the talk show 7 páds Honza Dědek.
About the relationship with the father
Actress Vanda Hybnerová talked about her relationship with her late father Boris Hybner, with whom she did not always have an easy time. He can also remember this thanks to the new theater performance Slávy dcery, where the descendant of the famous father plays the role. Moderator Honza Dědek also asked her about her relationship with her father, who asked if things were difficult with Hybner. “I would probably answer that differently at every stage of my life. And now, bye dad, I have closed the chapter of forgiveness with this performance.” Hybner said.
Whatever the relationship between her and her father was, people fondly remember the actor. “When he was no longer playing on stage, he at least played for people on the tram or in the bus. And in Smíchov, in the shopping center, there is an English telephone box, it is from one of my father’s performances, now it is a bookcase. It stands in front of the tobacco shop, my father used to go there saleswoman to play. And when I go there sometimes, I bring books there so that people can take them. The lady who still works there tells me that she misses her dad and if I could play with her too,” said Hybnerová.
Vanda has made it known several times that her father has failed as a parent. That is why their relationship was more professional. But she likes to remember something. “Dad had a perfect sense of humor, he could make light of all situations,” said the actress for Radio Prague.
About his ranch
In her interview, Vanda also talked about her ranch. She is proud of him, moreover, she has a close relationship with all animals, the actress even makes her own tomb for each dead animal. “Chickens have names. And they also have tombs. With me, every animal has a tomb,” said Vanda v 7 falls of Honza Dędek.
Hybnerová also talked about the sheep, of which she once had a lot and had to give them away to her friends. “We started with three sheep and one ram. They give birth twice a year, in two years I had 45 ewes. So I am them she gave it to her friends on the condition that she would live for at least three years before being eaten. Everyone wanted sheep and they didn’t want rams, so we had to castrate the rams, so we had a herd of dumb rams that waited for death,” Hybner said.
A new episode of the well-known talk show 7 falls of Honza Dědek, in which, in addition to the actress Hybnerová, also Sabina Remundová s Roman Štabrňák, Tamara Kotvalová and Petr Neužil, will be shown for the first time on Tuesday, February 28 from 21:35 on Prima.
