07/26/1972
Prague, Czechoslovakia [now Czech Republic]:
Saša Rašilov Jr. (sometimes referred to as Saša Rašilov the Youngest) (* July 26, 1972 Prague) is a Czech actor. He comes from an artistic family, his younger brother Václav Rašilov is also an actor. Their father was the cameraman Saša Rašilov and their grandfather was the actor Saša Rašilov senior (owned by Wenzel Rasch). He was married to actress Vanda Hybnerová, with whom he has two daughters - Antonia and Josefina Rašilovová. He is married to actress Lída Rašilovová, b. Němečková, with whom he has a daughter Maria. He studied at the music and drama department of the Prague Conservatory, his classmates were for example Markéta Hrubešová, Antonín Kala, and others. He then studied at DAMU in 1990–1994.
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Dovolená v Českém ráji (2026) as |
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Na horách (2025) as |
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Radost na dosah (2024) as David |
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Velký pán (2024) as (voice) |
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Arvéd (2022) as Štěpán Plaček |
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Očitý svědek (2021) as |
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Můj příběh (2019) as Honza |
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Věčně tvá nevěrná (2018) as Josef |
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Malý pán (2015) as Malý pán |
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Ztracen 45 (2014) as |
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Sněžný drak (2013) as král |
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Hranaři (2011) as Petr Hloz |
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Bastardi (2010) as učitel Válek |
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Dešťová víla (2010) as |
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Jménem krále (2009) as Loutnista Arnošt |
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Sofie a ukradený poklad (2008) as |
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Swingtime (2007) as Václav |
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Účastníci zájezdu (2006) as Max (hlas) |
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Román pro ženy (2005) as parašutista |
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Křesadlo (2004) as |
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Milenci a vrazi (2004) as |
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In nomine patris (2004) as |
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Duše jako kaviár (2004) as František |
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Jak chutná láska (2002) as Cvalík |
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Samota (2002) as Pavel |
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Samotáři (2000) as Petr |
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Kanárek (1999) as Knap |
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Černokněžník (1997) as Filip |
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Kouzelný měšec (1996) as Prince Petr |
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Řád (1994) as zběh |
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Příběh kriminálního rady (1994) as Viki Heumann |
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Šakalí léta (1993) as Peterka |
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O začarované vlčici (1993) as Dežo |
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Klíček ke štěstí (1992) as |
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Ecce Constantia (1992) as |
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Otravný víkend (1989) as |
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Značka „Svobodný otec“ (1976) Director of Photography |