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Theodor Pištěk, Oscar-winning Czech costume designer, has died at 93 on December 3, 2025.
Pištěk’s Amadeus costumes helped define the film’s look and earned him an Academy Award in 1985.
His career extended beyond cinema to painting, stage design, and even auto racing.
Pištěk collaborated repeatedly with Miloš Forman, including on The People vs. Larry Flynt.
Pištěk received international recognition, including a César Award for Valmont in 1990.
Born in Prague in 1932, Pištěk came from a family of actors and studied at the Academy of Fine Arts.
Havel awarded Pištěk the Medal of Merit, First Class, in 2000.
Pištěk redesigned uniforms for the Prague Castle Guard after the Velvet Revolution.
The Prague Reporter notes Pištěk’s influence across Czech art, cinema, and design.

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