
Acting
Luba Skořepová, her own name Libuše Skořepová, (* September 21, 1923, Náchod - † 23 December 2016, Prague) was a Czech actress, writer, playwright, long-time member of the National Theater in Prague. Her first name, Libuše, was often truncated to "Ljuba", which made the nickname "Luba". From 1942 to 1944 she studied acting at the Prague Conservatory. After the liberation, she worked in the Jindřich Honzla Young and in the ND Study (1945-1948). After his extinction in 1948 he became a member of the National Theater drama. His last performance on the National Theater Plays took place on June 18, 2014 at the Gogoles Revolution. During the sixty-six years of acting in the local ensemble she performed 140 roles. In addition to the National Theater, in the theaters Metro, Ypsilon, Rubin, Řeznická, in the Municipal Theaters of Prague and others. Her first husband was actor Josef Pehr, second writer Pavel Hanuš (1928 - 1991). But Skořepová remained free. (Wikipedia)
movieAlone
2017
Luba Skořepová
tvStopy života
2013
Poláková st.
movieThe Rain Fairy
2010
Herbewomen
movieOut of the City
2000
babička
movieToo Loud A Solitude
1995
Countess
O kumburské Meluzíně
1995
čarodějnice Hudrlína
movieThe Immortal Woman
1993
hraběnka
Princezna Slonbidlo
1990
bludička Želmíra
movieThe Gentle Barbarian
1990
žena s kočárkem
Sedm bílých plášťů
1990
Anna Burešová
movieInseparable Five
1987
Neighbour (voice)
tvRozpaky kuchaře Svatopluka
1985
kuchařka
Kočičí hra
1984
Myška, sousedka
movieČlny proti prúdu
1982
Eržinény
movieCo je doma to se počítá, pánové...
1980
Hermína Nováková
tvArabela
1980
(uncredited)
movieI'll Be Good, Old Man!
1979
paní Piklová
movieHouse Call
1979
Vranka
movieLvi salónů
1978
Woman with a Dog (voice)
movieO líném Honzovi
1977
Pětipsová
moviePřípad mrtvého muže
1975
Registrar (voice)
movieTři nevinní
1974
teta Nora
moviePrincess Goldilocks
1973
(uncredited)
Bellevue
1969
herečka
moviePřehlídce velím já!
1969
úřednice
Tři chlapi v chalupě
1961
Karlička Přibylová
movieVšude žijí lidé
1960
Pacáková
movieThe Portrait
1948
Martina Jordánová