Jiří Dvořák (born 4 February 1967 in Brno) is a Czech theatre, film and television actor and one of the country's most prominent voice actors. He is best known internationally for playing the devil Uriáš in Jiří Strach's fairy-tale films Anděl Páně (2005) and Anděl Páně 2 (2016), opposite Ivan Trojan. In 2018 he won the ninth series of the Czech Television dance competition StarDance with partner Lenka Nora Návorková, and his voice work includes dubbing Daniel Craig as James Bond.
At the Ungelt Theatre on May 13, 2026, the Czech premiere of the theatrical western How Old is the Moon (Sam Shepard) took place, directed by Michal Dočekal, where Dvořák performs alongside Jiří Langmajer.
Director Jiří Strach confirmed in March 2026 that work is underway on the third part of the fairy tale Angel Paňi - Dvořák as the devil Uriáš awaits on cue alongside Ivan Trojan.
In December 2025, the fairy tale Angel Paňi celebrated 20 years since its premiere, and Dvořák commented on the anniversary in an interview for Deník.cz.
In 2025, Dvořák returned to the dance floor as part of StarDance Tour 2025.
In the fairy tale Cukrkandl (2025), he played the role of manufacturer Štorch and in dubbing provided the voice for Ralph Fiennes in the films 28 Years Later and White Raven.
A family comedy about summer holidays and friendship screens in Kunratice Castle Park. Free admission.
A theatrical performance at Ungelt Theatre exploring questions of time, age, and cosmic mysteries.
An outdoor summer screening of the family adventure film Cukrkandl at Dělnický dům in Brno.
An innovative musical show about the life of Antonio Vivaldi set against a stunning Venetian backdrop, featuring 3D projections and performances by leading Czech musicians and actors.
A multimedia show about the life of composer Antonio Vivaldi featuring 3D projections, animations, and live music. The new version showcases a redesigned visual presentation and Czech narrator Jiří Dvořák.