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Život na zámku

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Život na zámku
GenreDrama
Directed byJaroslav Hanuš
StarringTomáš Töpfer, Kateřina Macháčková, Kateřina Hrachovcová, Jiřina Jirásková
Country of originCzech Republic
Original languageCzech
No. of seasons2
No. of episodes52
Production
Running time48 minutes
Original release
NetworkCzech Television
Release11 December 1995 (11 December 1995) –
3 January 2000 (3 January 2000)

Život na zámku (English: Life at the Mansion) is a Czech television series from 1995. It was filmed from spring 1994 to October 1998 in Kolín and at Roztěž Castle.[1] The series had audience share 34.4% and was in its time one of the most watched Czech series.[2]

Plot

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In a small town, the Královy family lives in one apartment - grandmother, father and dentist Přemysl Král, his wife, a grammar school teacher, Marie and their teenage children, daughter Simona and son Otakar. At first, she primarily deals with a complicated housing situation, her grandmother moves in with her neighbor Vaňka, but she soon returns. Otakar is studying medicine, but he turns down an offer to study abroad because of his girlfriend. Otakar quarrels with his parents about this, leaves, interrupts school and has to join the army.

Grandmother and her son Přemysl inherit the castle Temniště, which is located near their town, according to Count Esperek's will. Grandma worked as Count Esperka's cook, and Přemysl Král is his illegitimate son. Přemysl Král has to move out of his practice because the owner's son, also a dentist, claims it. The Královy family moves to Temniště. They want to solve the financial shortage by renting part of the property to some lucrative client, so they refuse the local kindergarten. Before signing the lease agreement with the gallery, it is discovered that the castle does not belong to the Královys. The king meets with the former lover of the primary Bohata, Renáta. The Královs divorce, Marie leaves the gymnasium and moves to her parents in the village. Simona studies journalism and works in Regional papers, during a driving school course she becomes pregnant by a married instructor who told her that he is divorced. Her daughter Marenka is born.

The castle returns to the ownership of the Kings. Marie with her daughter Simona and granddaughter Mařenka get an apartment from Mr. Vaňek. Marie returns to school and becomes close to the former headmaster and competitor Mára. At the end of the 26th episode, she meets her drunken ex-husband Přemysl and returns to him. This part ended the first part of the filming, other parts were filmed from 1997.

Count Esperk's son, Felix, who lives in Switzerland, challenges the Kings' right to inheritance and contests the will. The court assigns the property to Felix. Otakar Král has secretly married and informs his parents that he will remain in the army. Marie and Přemysl get married again and start building a house for the whole family. The king becomes a doctor in the hospital. After the approval, only the Královs remain in the house, later son Otakar moves in with his wife and son Otakar. Simona marries Tonda Nové and after the vicissitudes they fly to England. Marie gets an offer to leave for the Ministry of Education. In the last episode, Grandma marries her former neighbor Vanek.

Cast

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Episodes

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  1. Rodiče a děti
  2. Stěhování
  3. Vyhazov
  4. Sto padesát metrů čtverečních
  5. Podraz
  6. Konkurs
  7. Klíční kost
  8. Facka
  9. Návrat ztraceného syna
  10. Operace
  11. Závěť
  12. Čtyřicet plus jedna
  13. Školka
  14. Trestní oznámení
  15. U konce s dechem
  16. Ředitelka
  17. Havárie
  18. Výpověď
  19. Svedený an opuštěný
  20. Ukazatel směru
  21. Neposkvrněné početí
  22. Přemysl Otakar II.
  23. Host do domu
  24. Kdo s koho
  25. Konečně začátek
  26. Brácha
  27. Soud
  28. Školník
  29. Náledí
  30. Svatba
  31. Tvrdé hlavy
  32. Nástup
  33. Zánět
  34. Proti všem
  35. Tchýně
  36. Období dešťů
  37. Primář
  38. Kolaudace
  39. Podnikatel
  40. Zkouška
  41. Konec legrace
  42. Půlnoční kovboj
  43. Mouchy
  44. Sádra
  45. Všechno je jinak
  46. Rozchod
  47. Deštník
  48. Nebezpečné chvíle
  49. Nejasné příznaky
  50. Konečná diagnóza
  51. Veselka

Awards

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The series finished second in the TýTý survey, in the category Show of the Year, the series was ranked 2nd in 1997 and 1st in 1999.[3]

Books

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  • Jan Míka: Život na zámku: podle stejnojmenného televizního seriálu. Praha: Iris: Knižní klub, 1996
  • Jan Míka: Život na zámku: podle stejnojmenného televizního seriálu: pokračování. Praha: Iris: Knižní klub, 1997
  • Jan Míka: Život na zámku : podle stejnojmenného televizního seriálu : dokončení, happy end. Praha: Iris: Knižní klub, 1999
  • Jan Míka: Život na zámku (2. vydání, kompletní). Praha : XYZ, 2005.

References

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  1. ^ "Filmová místa: Život na zámku".
  2. ^ Spáčilová, Mirka (10 May 2003). "Televize se teď vrhnou na český seriál". iDNES.cz (in Czech). Retrieved 15 July 2023.
  3. ^ "TýTý: Kdo převálcuje Novu?". Blesk.cz (in Czech). Retrieved 15 July 2023.
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