Martin Stránský
Biography
Martin Stránský (born 11 February 1970 in Jihlava) is a Czech actor, voice actor and one of the country’s most prominent audiobook narrators. He studied at the DAMU theatre school in Prague and has been a long-time member of the Divadlo Josefa Kajetána Tyla in Plzeň, where he has played dozens of varied roles on stage. Stránský gained wider recognition on television for his role as doctor Ota Kovář in Ordinace v růžové zahradě and through his work in dubbing — notably earning the František Filipovský Award for voicing Hugh Laurie in Dr. House. In addition to acting, he is highly regarded for his audiobook work, narrating major titles such as Milénium and other crime and thriller series, and in 2014 received a special award from the Association of Audiobook Publishers for his significant contribution to the medium.
Movie Appearances
Vánoce na poušti
as Olin
2023
The Greatest Gift
as Veles
2022
Rules of Lies
as Zdeněk
2006
It Is Hell with the Princess
as Lucifer a kovář Jíra
2009
Láska In Memoriam
as šéf zpravodajství
2008
Occamova břitva
as kriminalista Kamil Machač
2013
The Show
TBA
Ženy, které nenávidí muže
as Libor Svozil
2013
Svatopluk – vládce Moravanů a Slovanů
as Narrator (voice)
2022
93, rue Lauriston
as Gendarme #2 à la gare
2004
What Men Want
2018
An Earthly Paradise for the Eyes
2009
Rumbling
as Deny
2015
Even Mice Belong in Heaven
as Muzzle (voice)
2021
Crash Road
as profesor
2007
Boží duha
2007
Hasiči
2011
Slíbená princezna
as Ostrovní král
2016
Devatenáct klavírů
as Erich
2008
In nomine patris
2004
