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He came from a very old Czech theatrical family of Steimar and artistic family of Kodet, he was the son of Czech actress Jiřina Steimar and sculptor Jan Kodet. After her parents divorced, her mother married Jaroslav Juhan, a car racer, but he emigrated. This had an impact on the further studies of Jiří Kodet, who was expelled from the grammar school and was not admitted to the DAMU until the second time. He left the DAMU before graduating and began his theatre career at the East Bohemian Theatre in Pardubice (1961-1962). In 1962-64 he was in the Artistic Military Ensemble, based in Pohořelec, Prague. With this ensemble he toured a large part of the former Czechoslovakia. His future colleagues from the Drama Club, Jiří Hrzán, Jiří Zahajský and Petr Skoumal, were in the ensemble with him. In Pardubice, he was sought out by Jan Kačer, who was assembling a troupe for the Petr Bezruč Theatre in Ostrava. Kodet worked in Ostrava from 1963-1965, and from 1966 he played at the Prague Drama Club, where some of the members of the Ostrava ensemble moved. In 1991 he became a member of the drama company of the National Theatre in Prague.
6.1The Day That Shook the World
1975
7.0Pochodně
1961
6.9Hearty Greetings from the Globe
1983
7.2Closely Watched Trains
1966
5.3The Liberation of Prague
1977
7.2Morgiana
1972
7.7All My Good Countrymen
1969
7.9Cosy Dens
1999
8.0Escape Home
1980
7.2Divided We Fall
2000
10.0Mark of Cain
1989
7.5Assassination
1965
6.3How Poets Are Enjoying Their Lives
1988
6.2Romeo, Juliet and Darkness
1960
5.5Putování Jana Amose
1983
6.9Buttoners
1997
4.3Sokolovo
1975
5.3Probuzení
1960
6.1Crime at the Girls School
1966
5.9Dita Saxová
1968