Declining interest in the once most popular TV series “Ordinance in the Rose Garden”, its creators are trying to revive it with well-known actors’ faces according to the proven method. Not only is it not doing too well, but “Ordinance” fans are making it clear that they don’t like the other new characters. The casting of Slovak actress Zdena Studenková is currently garnering the most criticism.
It was the viewers who decided that Nova TV changed the original plan to end the filming of “Ordinace”, but the new parts that were created can only be watched by subscribers of the “Voyo” service. In January, they received more episodes of the twentieth season, but the responses are not enthusiastic. Many critical reactions concern Zdena Studenková, who surprised some viewers with her appearance.
Viewers exchange their impressions on the pages of this series and agree that “those plastics” he already has the power and they don’t understand why he can’t age naturally. Some argue that this “wax monster” they couldn’t recognize at all. “Zdena Studénková is one big disaster, a sculpture, everywhere you look,” for example, Linda complains. “I was totally scared of her,” Hana described her feelings.
A futile effort
We can only agree with them that Zdena Studenková really does not look good this time. The camera unflatteringly reveals the excessive cosmetic modifications of her face, transformed into a rigid mask. The effort to appear younger at all costs is counterproductive, and Studenková, formerly one of the most beautiful Slovak actresses, has been rather harmful lately, especially since some media maliciously show her plastic surgery scars.
Playing a devastated mother whose son has died doesn’t help her in “Ordinance,” as the dramatic grimaces mercilessly reveal what she’s trying in vain to mask. “Such a pretty woman, and such a curmudgeon,” glosses the current appearance of Zdena Studenková Dagmar, while Jana also notices that she also speaks poorly because of the sculptures.
Stokilove matrony ne
However, Zdena Studenková herself does not hide her rejuvenation procedures and justifies them by the fact that she does not want to play 100-kilo matrons and housewives and that she makes a living from the way she looks. However, the question arises whether maintaining a youthful appearance at all costs is helping her. She made her last film seven years ago, while her colleague from the hit “S te m bavi svět” Eliška Balzerová continues to move from role to role and does not mind playing aging women and housewives, as she did in the successful comedy “The Last Aristocrat “.
Source: Nova Television, Facebook, VOYA
