Description: (Actor)
Milan Kňažko is a renowned Slovak actor recognized for his active role in the Public against Violence movement during the Velvet Revolution in Slovakia. He has demonstrated his acting prowess in various projects, such as the film "Devět kruhů pekla," which premiered at the Cannes Film Festival, and his notable performance in the horror movie "Hostel: Part II." Additionally, he starred in a Czech adaptation of Mark Leiren-Young's play "Shylock," which was later televised. Kňažko's wide range of roles underscores his versatility and talent as an actor.