**Peter Dvorský** (born September 25, 1951) is a celebrated Slovak operatic tenor, internationally recognized for his illustrious career on the world's most prestigious opera stages. While a prominent figure in the field of performing arts, Dvorský is not primarily known for a significant career as a film actor in the traditional sense.

His "cinematic appearances" are almost exclusively linked to filmed opera recordings, television broadcasts of theatrical performances, or documentaries about his career. In these contexts, he has interpreted iconic roles from the tenor repertoire, demonstrating not only extraordinary vocal abilities but also a remarkable stage presence required by opera. He does not possess a catalog of fictional or dramatic films that would identify him as a film actor. His style and his "typical roles" are therefore intrinsically linked to the great characters of opera, such as Rodolfo in *La bohème* or Cavaradossi in *Tosca*.