Dezső Garas
Biography
Dezső Garas was a Hungarian actor born on 9 September 1934. Over the course of his career, which began in 1956, he appeared in more than 145 films and television productions. Among his notable work, he starred in the 1993 film Whoops, which was selected for entry into the 43rd Berlin International Film Festival. Following a long illness, Garas died in Budapest on 30 December 2011 at the age of 77. His extensive filmography reflects a professional life spanning several decades in the Hungarian entertainment industry. His contributions are recognized through his long-standing presence in both film and television media throughout his lifetime.
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Full Filmography
107 titles- East Side Stories (2012)
- Világjobbítók (2011) as Frici
- Hajónapló (2009) as Öregember
- Noah's Ark (2007) as Stock Ede
- Le a fejjel! (2005) as Nostradamus, a fõpap
- From Europe Into Europe (2004) as Self - Ede Minarik / Self - segment #1
- Guarded Secrets (2004)
- A Long Weekend in Pest and Buda (2003) as Pozsár Pál
- Forward! (2002) as Uncle Szabó, The Janitor
- Perlasca: The Courage of a Just Man (2002) as Rabbi
- The Bridgeman (2002) as Felsenthal
- Chacho Rom (2002) as Blum
- Apa győz (1997)
- Így írtok ti (1994)
- Arany nyugágy (1994)
- Whoops (1993) as Ede
- The Long Shadow (1992) as Director
- Scorpio Eats Gemini for Breakfast (1992) as Dezső
- The Three Sisters (1991) as Csebutikin
- Leave Robinson Alone (1990) as Defoe
- Storm and Sorrow (1990) as Ijon Gripenriter
- Daughter of Darkness (1990) as Max
- The Flying Suitcase (1989) as Apa
- Csalással nem! (1989) as Apa
- Just For Kicks (1989)
- The Pregnant Papa (1989) as Kisbíró
- The Pregnant Papa (1989) Director
- The Pregnant Papa (1989) Writer
- Before the Bat's Flight Is Done (1989) as Zenetanár
- Miss Arizona (1988)
- Banana Skin Waltz (1987) as Rexa Lajos
- Whooping Cough (1987) as Feri, az apa
- Mills of Hell (1987) as Altschuler
- Tizenötezer pengő jutalom (1986) as Piber
- Máz (1985)
- Just a Movie (1985) as (as Garas Dezsõ)
- Daniel Takes a Train (1985) as Mariann apja
- My First Two Hundred Years (1985)
- The Philadelphia Attraction (1984) as Boldi Virág
- Automärchen (1983)
- A tranzitutas (1983) as Avar Imre (as Garas Dezsõ)
- Mascot (1982) as Apa
- Vendéglátás (1982)
- Incident at Vichy (1981) as Monceau színész
- Salamon & Stock Show (1981) as Stock Ede
- Két pisztolylövés (1980) as Magos őrnagy
- Dead or Alive (1980)
- Deliver Us from Evil (1979) as Svéd Feri
- Rab ember fiai (1979) as Piszlicár
- A fürdőigazgató (1979) as Pap Gedeon, fürdőigazgató
- Abigél (1978) as Kőnig
- Abigel (1978) as Kőnig tanár úr
- Anton the Magician (1978)
- Peter and Paul (1978)
- My Father's Happy Years (1977)
- The Phantom on Horseback (1976) as Strang felügyelõ (as Garas Dezsõ)
- A Strange Role (1976) as Reményi / Glück úr / Fényképész
- A protektor (1976) as Béla, pincér (as Garas Dezsõ)
- The Car (1975)
- Legenda a nyúlpaprikásról (1975) as Mezőőr
- Jacob the Liar (1974) as Frankfurter
- Kaputt (1974) as Augustin de Foxá
- Végül (1974)
- Football of the Good Old Days (1973) as Minarik Ede, mosodás
- Itt járt Mátyás király (1973)
- Lúdláb királynő (1973) as Angelus barát
- the famous escapes (1972) as Daniel
- Kidnapping - Hungarian Style (1972)
- Az ítélet (1972) as Georg the son
- The Murderer is in the House (1971) as Gál főhadnagy
- A Charming Family (1971)
- Charmers (1970) as Archaeologist (as Garas Dezsõ)
- A Mad Night (1970) as Józsi (as Garas Dezsõ)
- Krebsz, the God (1970) as Gedei
- Pesti erkölcsök (1970) as Csepi
- Mocorgó (1969) as Mocorgó
- 7 kérdés a szerelemről (és 3 alkérdés) (1969)
- Hasty Marriage (1968) as Piroska néni (as Garas Dezsõ)
- Esther and the Men (1968)
- Bolondgombák (1968)
- Jaguar (1967)
- Miért beszél annyit Mrs. Piper? (1967) as Goddard
- Az OP-ART kalap (1967) as Lajos, a vőlegény
- Tök az adu (1967) as Rizsák József, borbély
- Faithful for Nothing (1966) as Gyulus
- A helyseg kalapacsa (1965) as Kántor
- No (1965)
- Gasoline Damage (1965) as Zalai (as Garas Dezsõ)
- Lady-Killer in Trouble (1964) as Kormos József
- Másfél millió (1964) as Szélhámos
- The Naked Diplomat (1963) as Sovány
- Well, Young Man? (1963) as Neighbor
- Tales of a Long Journey (1962) as Gál
- A Bus Does Not Stop (1962) as Hadnagy
- Two Half-Times in Hell (1961) as Steiner
- A Houseful of Bliss (1960)
- Walking to Heaven (1959)
- Our Kid (1959) as Jenõ
- The Smugglers (1958) as Kocsmáros (as Garas Dezsõ)
- A Bird of Heaven (1958)
- Raid (1958)
- Summer Clouds (1957) as University student
- The Football Star (1957) as Nézõ
- Tale on the 12 Points (1957) as A Lokomotív kapusa
- Adventure in Gerolstein (1957) as Agent
- Lily Boy (1955) as Ifjú Schnaps
- April Alarm
Frequently Asked Questions
What movies or TV shows is Dezső Garas best known for?
Dezső Garas is widely recognized for notable roles and projects including From Europe Into Europe (2004), The Magic Box (1952), Whoops (1993), Leave Robinson Alone (1990).
When and where was Dezső Garas born?
Dezső Garas was born on December 9, 1934 in Budapest, Hungary. They passed away on December 30, 2011.
How many credits does Dezső Garas have?
Dezső Garas has accumulated over 107 film and television credits across a career spanning from 1955 to 2012.
What is Dezső Garas's background in cinema and television?
Dezső Garas was a Hungarian actor born on 9 September 1934. Over the course of his career, which began in 1956, he appeared in more than 145 films and television productions. Among his notable work, he starred in the 1993 film Whoops, which was selected for entry into the 43rd Berlin International Film Festival. Follow...
Dezső Garas by the numbers
Age in their best-rated roles
- From Europe Into Europe (2004) as Self - Ede Minarik / Self - segment #1 — aged about 69
- The Car (1975) — aged about 40
- Whoops (1993) as Ede — aged about 58
- Banana Skin Waltz (1987) as Rexa Lajos — aged about 52
- A Mad Night (1970) as Józsi (as Garas Dezsõ) — aged about 35
- Football of the Good Old Days (1973) as Minarik Ede, mosodás — aged about 38
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