Dobák Lajos
Born
25 July 1928 (97)
Place of Birth
Budapest, Hungary (Austria-Hungary)
Also known as
Lajos Dobak
Biography
Lajos Dobák ( Budapest , July 25 , 1928 – Budapest , April 19, 2006 ) was a Hungarian actor who won the Jászai Mari Award and the Aase Award . He was expelled from the Academy of Theatre Arts in 1949. His acting career began in 1954 at the Hungarian People's Army Theatre . From 1957 he was contracted by the Katona József Theatre in Kecskemét , from 1961 by the Pécs National Theatre , and from 1965 by the Petőfi Theatre in Veszprém . From 1982 he was an artist at the Radnóti Theatre . From 1986 ...
Lajos Dobák ( Budapest , July 25 , 1928 – Budapest , April 19, 2006 ) was a Hungarian actor who won the Jászai Mari Award and the Aase Award . He was expelled from the Academy of Theatre Arts in 1949. His acting career began in 1954 at the Hungarian People's Army Theatre . From 1957 he was contracted by the Katona József Theatre in Kecskemét , from 1961 by the Pécs National Theatre , and from 1965 by the Petőfi Theatre in Veszprém . From 1982 he was an artist at the Radnóti Theatre . From 1986 until his retirement (until 1988), he played at the Szigliget Theatre in Szolnok . From 1990 he also appeared in performances at the Szekszárd German Theatre and from 1999 at the Petőfi Theatre in Sopron . His art was awarded several prizes.
Filmography (13)
Werckmeister Harmonies
2001
Vakvagányok
2001
Anyegin
1990
Memories of a River
1990
Diary for My Father and My Mother
1990
The Phantom of the Opera
1989
Yellow Poppies
1989
Colonel Redl
1985
La Vie de Berlioz
1983
For Those I Loved
1983
The Sword
1977
141 Minutes from the Unfinished Sentence
1975
The Myth-Makers
1974