Slávka Halčáková (born 20 December 1974) is a Slovak actress.

Biography

Slávka Halčáková was born on 20 December 1974 in

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. As a child, she competed in reciting poetry. She studied acting at the

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. After graduation, she performed at the

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and other theatres in Bratislava. She wrote, directed and acted in her own play, called ''The essence of a wild woman'' at the L+S Theatre. As a movie actress, she premiered in the movie ''Blue Heaven'' (1997), directed by Eva Borušovičová. She also starred in Borušovičová's next movie ''Love me if you Dare'' (2001), ''Polčas rozpadu'' (2007) directed by Vlado Fischer and

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's Hostage (2014). She also appeared in soap operas ''Ordinácia v Ružovej Záhrade'' (2007) and ''

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'' (2008). In addition to acting, Halčáková was the original host of the first Slovak hit parade Deka.

Personal life

From 2005 to 2007, Halčáková was married to the actor Dano Heriban. In 2012, Halčáková have birth to a daughter with her partner Miloslav Jež.

References

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