Pavel Trávníček (born 26 October 1950 in Konice u Prostějova) is a Czech actor, voice artist, TV presenter and theatre director. He became internationally known for playing the Prince in the 1973 fairy-tale film Three Wishes for Cinderella, directed by Václav Vorlíček - a film that has been a Christmas staple across much of Europe for over fifty years. Beyond fairy tales, he built a parallel career in dubbing, voicing Alain Delon, John Travolta and Terence Hill in Czech, and since 1998 has run his own theatre company in Prague.
Trávníček underwent a complex four-hour heart surgery - quadruple bypass - at Na Homolce Hospital and was transferred to the ICU; his wife Monika confirmed that the operation was successful.
During a routine check-up, doctors detected a dangerous cardiac arrhythmia in Trávníček; the next day, a pacemaker was implanted at a specialized clinic.
Trávníček celebrated his 75th birthday at a Prague hotel in the presence of dozens of celebrities; he arrived at the celebration in a new rolls-royce.
On Sumava in Javorná, where the fairy tale Three Nuts for Cinderella was filmed, a new cross was unveiled commemorating the film; Trávníček also attended the ceremonial event.
Police closed the investigation against Trávníček in the sexual harassment case, stating that the acts occurred but cannot be prosecuted - one case was statute-barred, the other did not meet the legal definition of rape at the time; Trávníček denied all allegations.
An exclusive talkshow with Pavel Trávníček, one of the most renowned Czech actors and personalities. A moderated conversation in Liberec.
A Christmas talkshow hosted by Pavel Trávníček featuring musical guests Nikolas Put and soprano Lenka Graf.
