István Szilágyi

István Szilágyi

1937-12-07 – 2020-05-03 (age 82) Gyoma, Hungary
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Biography

István Szilágyi (Gyoma, 7 December 1937) is a Hungarian actor.

He graduated from the Academy of Theater and Film in 1961, he contracted to the Géza Gárdonyi Theater in Eger. From 1965 to 1973, the literary stage was a member of the Amusement Stage between 1973 and 1975. In 1975 he joined the National Theater of Pécs and in 1976 he became a member of the Vígszínház. He joined the Mafilm company in 1979. Creates character strokes. It was the first film in front of the camera in the 1959 Burning Window. He was known in the country in 1968 as the figure of Sípo's character was made in the TV series Bors. From 1998 he was a member of the Győr National Theater [1] until his retirement in 2016.

In the '90s, Lotto had an advertising sticker, which typically formed a super-happy owner of a huge pile of cash.

His wife is Joleny Humenyánszky sculptor. His son is Péter Szilágyi.

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Known For

Sunshine
Sunshine

1999

as Hungler

Forbidden Relations
Forbidden Relations

1983

as Postman

Mesmer
Mesmer

1994

as Coachman

Stalin's Bride
Chameleon
Chameleon

2008

as Géza bácsi

Spider Football
Spider Football

1976

as Tanár

The Bachelor
Hanussen
A Very Moral Night
A Very Moral Night

1977

as Coachman Gruber

Ten Thousand Days
Ten Thousand Days

1967

as Referee (uncredited)

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Identification

1975

as Katona

Haunted Holiday
Haunted Holiday

2010

as Old man at pub

Haunted Holiday
Haunted Holiday

2010

as Öreg ember

The Pagan Madonna
Aranyborjú
Dobogó kövek
Dobogó kövek

2010

as Papi

Dead Landscape
The Sun Street Boys
The Sun Street Boys

2007

as István, gépész

The Black City