Actor Miroslav Kaman, who became most famous for his role as a police officer in the film comedy Pelíšky, died at the age of 75. Kaman, who lived in a nursing home in Lipnice nad Sázavou, died before the holidays, but only the immediate area knew about his death due to Covid-19. As he informs iDnes.cz, the actor ‘s life ended on May 12.
Miroslav Kaman started filming after the age of fifty. He first graduated from a mining school and then worked in the Karviná mines. He was forced to leave his job after an accident at work during the landslide.
His most famous role is the already mentioned esenbák from the film comedy Pelíšky, who introduced students to the “normal work of a police officer” at a school party. Perhaps everyone knows the legendary message “The order sounded clear. It must not pass at any cost. There was no time to wonder who is who.”
Kamana was cast in the famous film by Jan Hřebejk. The TN.cz admitted that he was surprised by the news of the actor’s death. “I didn’t know that,” the time-consuming director managed to react at least briefly.
Kaman last appeared in Bony and Calm 2 (2014). He also starred in the film Horem pádem, Victims and Murderers, and viewers may also know him from the TV series Zdivočelá země or Hospoda.
You can also watch the famous Czech comedy Pelíšky at VOYO.
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