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Gábor Agárdy

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Hungarian actor (1922-2006)

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Gábor Agárdy was a Hungarian actor, also known as Gábor Agárdi. He was born Gábor Arklian in Szeged of Armenian descent. He was awarded the 2000 Lifetime Award: Actor of the (Hungarian) Nation.

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Photos 1

Filmography 40

The Round-Up1966 · ★ 7.2
Return Ticket1997
Stars of Eger1968
Mattie the Goose-Boy1977
The Girl1968
The Corporal and the Others1965
Me and My Grandpa1954
A Hungarian Nabob 2: Karpathy Zoltan1966
A Hungarian Nabob1966
Germinal1963
The Danube Pilot1974
Májusi körhinta1962
The Right Man1960
Husaren in Berlin1971
Do You Know Sunday-Monday?1969
At Midnight1957
For Whom the Larks Sing1959
The Last Blues2002
Calvary1960
Sleepless Years1959
The Smugglers1958
Guns and Doves1961
The Wizard1969
Hail Days1962
Kutyakomédia1982
Virrad1960
A helyseg kalapacsa1965
Evidence1964
Kati és a vadmacska1956
Until the Day is Breaking1962
Martin Cuckoo1973
Raid1958
Temptation1977
Másfél millió1964
Vőlegény1981
Well, Young Man?1963
A Bird of Heaven1958
Pár lépés a határ1959
Hölgyválasz1971
Kutyaszerencse1967

45 credits on file

Television 1

Kérem a következőt!1975

Awards 9

2002honorary citizen of Budapest
2002Commander with Star of the Order of Merit of Hungary
2000The Nation's Actor
1995Commander Cross of the Order of Merit of the Hungarian Republic
1985Kossuth Prize
1980Great Artist of Hungary Award
1968Meritorius Artist of Hungary
1962Jászai Mari Prize
1959Jászai Mari Prize

Connected to Gábor 6

Hilda GobbiAlso in The Wizard (1969)Éva RuttkaiAlso in Me and My Grandpa (1954)István BujtorAlso in The Danube Pilot (1974)András KozákAlso in The Girl (1968)Katalin BerekAlso in A Bird of Heaven (1958)János KulkaAlso in The Last Blues (2002)

About this person

Category
Actors
Type
Actor
Status
deceased
Dates
Lived 1922 to 2006 · aged 83
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10 languages

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