Brigita Zlámalová’s biography, net worth, fact, career, awards and life story

Intro Czech presenter and child actor
Is Actor 
Child actor 
From Czech Republic 
Type Film, TV, Stage & Radio 
Gender female
Birth 1971
Age: 49 years

Brigita Zlámalová (* 1971) byla dětská filmová herečka, později televizní hlasatelka a moderátorka.

Životopis

V televizních dětských rolích se objevovala do svých třinácti let. Studovala na gymnáziu Jana Nerudy v Praze, ve čtvrtém ročníku se vdala a porodila dceru Natálku, mladé manželství se záhy rozpadlo, zůstala rozvedená. Během rodičovské dovolené v roce 1990 vyhrála konkurs na programovou hlasatelku Československé televize, kde zůstala do roku 1994, následující čtyři roky pracovala jako moderátorka Prima TV, od roku 1998 je ve svobodném povolání, od 1996 jako moderátorka společenských akcí spolupracuje s kosmetickou firmou Oriflame, po roce 2001 píše do časopisů módního životního stylu, od roku 2005 žije v Los Angeles..

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Externí odkazy

  • Brigita Zlámalová v Česko-Slovenské filmové databázi
  • Brigita Zlámalová na Kinoboxu.cz
  • Brigita Zlámalová v Internet Movie Database (anglicky)
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