Motýlek - CDmp3 (Čte Norbert Lichý)

Frenchman Henri Charrière was unjustly sentenced to life imprisonment for murder in 1931, spent twelve years in a penal colony on Devil's Islands, escaped, and twenty years later described his story in a bestseller, the film version of which, starring Steve McQueen in the title role, circled the globe. "The defendant, since the jurors answered 'yes' to all questions except one, whether the act was intentional, you are sentenced to life of hard labor." When the Ostrava actor Norbert Lichý was asked in an interview what radio play he would like to 'do,' he said, 'Papillon.' That is, a reading from the famous autobiographical book by Henri Charrière. It is not usual, but in this case, Norbert Lichý's wish came true. And so, while his acting colleagues were on vacation, Norbert Lichý spent the hot summer of 2015 locked in a dim studio, where he took on the identity of one of the most famous convicts of Euro-American modern civilization at the radio microphone. Henri Charrière, known as Papillon, was sentenced to hard labor on Devil's Islands in French Guiana for murder on October 26, 1931, and was to spend the rest of his life in a prison where many galley slaves did not survive even the first year of their sentence. The dry guillotine, so...