Linda Rybová (born 15 October 1975 in Prague) is a Czech actress with over thirty film credits dating back to 1989. She trained in music and drama at the Prague Conservatory, worked at Divadlo pod Palmovkou and Divadlo Komedie, and in 2014 co-founded the independent Divadlo Verze company. She earned a Czech Lion nomination for her supporting role in Jan Svěrák's Dark Blue World (2001).
Linda Rybová received a star on the Walk of Fame in Zlín at the Zlín Film Festival.
The film Moře na dvoře (directed by Martin Horský) entered Czech cinemas, where Rybová plays the lead role of seamstress Anežka alongside Ondřej Vetchý and Jiří Langmajer.
The film Moře na dvoře earned 29 million crowns in Czech cinemas.
The premiere of the production Zavři oči, Maxi! took place at the Verze Theatre, in which Rybová performs; repeat performances are scheduled until the end of 2025.
Rybová gave an interview to the magazine Marianne, in which she talked about the balance between filming, theatre, and family life.
A Czech comedy about a summer vacation gone awry when a family's trip to Italy ends up at a remote campground in the Czech countryside instead.
A Czech film comedy about a violin maker confronting his own mortality. Screening with voluntary admission; proceeds benefit the Barriers Fund.
A comedy about the clash between parents and a teacher who refuses to back down. Starring Igor Chmela, David Prachař, and others.
A sharp comedy about parental expectations and classroom conflict. Five parents demand their teacher's removal, but she turns the tables and reveals uncomfortable truths about their own children.
A comedy about a family dinner that turns into a sharp confrontation when a real estate agent reveals his controversial plans for naming his son.
A brilliant comedy about how an ordinary family dinner becomes a verbal sparring match over the name for a future son. Starring Petr Stach, Jan Dolanský, and others.