“I’m sorry they have to support the horror of Letna”

On April 14, the controversial football player Julius Lavi Lavický, entered by Jakub Štáfek in a new film, will break into cinemas Vyšehrad: Fylm. His agent will be played by Jakub Prachař, what did he reveal not only about the shooting?

What was your return to Vyšehrad like for you?

It was as if I had fallen asleep for a moment and woke up with the fact that there was no life in between. It was great.

Did the screenplay surprise you in any way?

He surprised me by the fact that it’s even more rude than the show. For a long time, I thought that internet series were spinning so that one could get involved. And here I found out that it’s possible in the movie. I was surprised that it is still possible today and I enjoyed it all the more, because it is not always lucky that you have something fun in these stupid, correct times.

How did you perceive filming, two directors behind the camera?

Everyone wanted it to be the best it could be, so things often arose on the set, they came up with it together and nobody wanted to let it be.

How would you describe the film, what is the difference compared to the series?

Those who watched the Internet and liked the series have the advantage here that it takes about three times longer than the series. There are simply more of those nasty jokes in a shorter area. Those who have not seen it, I think it will surprise you completely.

It’s a movie from the football environment, you are a big fan of this sport. And just a club that is not completely popular in the film. Did you have a problem with that?

He didn’t, I just happened to be a fan of the fantastic club and they were for the worse, so there’s nothing you can do. I’m sorry for them, but that’s how they were born, that’s how my parents instilled in them that they had to support the horror of Letna. Holt someone draws the better in life and someone the worse. So for God’s sake, it’s better for me. 🙂

What do you think people at Lavim enjoy so much?

We agreed that it’s a nice beast, that’s the absolute definition. He’s such a Homer Simpson football-cut.

You first appear in the film with your father and his son. What was it?

We were filming for the first time and I saw for the first time, finally in those years, that he was able to feel for me. Although maybe he was just playing well, it was better than it really was. I liked that.

The whole movie revolves around football, don’t you tend to kick too, even if you’re in the role of an agent?

Between filming, I kicked, finding that I had a fantastic center, maybe better than the boys who play football, so everyone can be glad I didn’t do it. Today, I would be a rich retiree if I made a living from the sport. It would definitely turn out fantastically. What I reach for is successful, it has remained in that leg to this day, it cannot be recommended.

Do you feel good as a football agent?

I feel absolutely fantastic! I think that’s the thing I was born for. I’m already going to the screenwriters with an idea of ​​how the second part of the film could start! I’ve already invented the third part of the film! I don’t have the means of film or financial means, but somehow it will be done.

There are also a lot of sports stars in the film, did you have the honor of being on the set with them?

I had the honor of being with them on and off the field, and let’s all be glad it was only for a while. They have a lot of energy, especially the evenings were so long, they kept telling stories, we listened to them and sometimes it took so long… Well, it was a nice diversification of my life, but sometimes it’s better to sleep. They are all great actors. If you count it, they were practically more in front of the camera than Brad Pitt. They see exactly where the camera is on the field. Patrik Berger got out of the car and we thought, let’s be glad he played football, because otherwise we would probably be out of work.

Source: Bioscop