Monika Hálová

Monika Hálová, actress, was born April 21, 1959. Since childhood she performed productions (The Shaman Inspector, The Dog Is Yours, Bouquet, The Sorceresses, The Sweet Life of the Fool Vinck) in the Semafor Theater. On TV, she was part of the youth program "Vlastovka" and the children's program "Plamenek". After completing her studies at the Music and Dramatic Department of the State Conservatory in Prague, she gained an engagement in the State Theater in Ostrava and Petr Bezruch Theater respectively. She used her singing disposition in the musical repertoire and performances with the touring music group. In film, she debuted the role of a thirteen-year-old Broni, who, thanks to Uncle Petro, enjoyed all sorts of tributes in the story Murder in the Devil's Mill from Bohemia's Crime Comedy Apérie of My Wife. She stood in front of the camera for several years, this time in the characters of modern red-haired girls, mostly in love or beloved students: Hop - and there's an ape , Sixty-five hours unopened , Waiting for Rain , Friday is Not a Feast , Green Wave. The Medieval Editing Costume has been tested in the historical comedy The Queen, where she embodied the former court lady of Queen Kunhutta Zofi of Ríchany. In the not so distant past, the film A Strange Friendship of Jesenía was set. In a different setting, with the hard reality of the times, her governess was faced by the Blanka Mining Staff of the mining ministry in the psychological picture, Mezek. She also starred in several games and movies, such as the Map of the Overseas Discovery , Cold Spring, and Strawberries on Grass Stalks.

After marrying in the mid-1980s, she moved to Ontario, Canada, where she organized a theater for Czech emigrants in Toronto. After stepping away from the stage and the camera, she divorced and remarried Daryl Moore. She held brief positions at many jobs, but eventually became an accountant. She was the mother of four children: Dustin, Zachary, Tyler, and Russell.