György Dörner
Biography
György Dörner is a Hungarian male actor born on 9 December 1953 in Budapest. He is professionally listed under the stage name Dörner György and is known primarily for his work in acting, with 35 credited roles. Dörner trained at the Hungarian Academy of Drama and Film (Színház‑ és Filmművészeti). Among his screen appearances, he is noted for performances in the German‑Hungarian film Johann Sebastian Bach (1985) directed by Lothar Bellag, as well as the films Skleněný tygr and Filadelfská akce. His career spans both theatrical and cinematic productions.
Career overview
György Dörner was born on 9 December 1953 in Budapest, Hungary. He trained at the Hungarian Academy of Theatre and Film Arts, establishing himself as a stage actor before moving into screen work. Over the course of his career he has accumulated thirty‑five credited performances, according to the international film database TMDB.
Dörner’s screen presence is noted in several Central European productions. He appeared in the 1985 German‑Hungarian biographical film Johann Sebastian Bach, directed by Lothar Bellag, sharing the cast with Michael Gerber and others. In addition to that role, he gained recognition for his parts in the films Skleněný tygr and Filadelfská atrakce, titles highlighted by Czech film portals as key works in his filmography.
Beyond these titles, Dörner’s career spans a range of film and television projects, reflecting a steady output of acting work across Hungarian and neighboring markets. His contributions have been documented in multiple regional databases, confirming his status as a veteran Hungarian actor with a diversified portfolio of performances.
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Full Filmography
35 titles- The Singer (2022)
- A Country Divided (2018)
- Csonka délibáb (2015) as Berdár
- A Fox's Tale (2008) as Csimpi (voice)
- Well of Silence (2007) as Gerecz's father
- Catcher: Cat City 2 (2007) as Torzonborz (voice)
- Hunting for Englishmen (2006) as Count Almási
- Pumpheads (2006) as Vili
- Budakeszi srácok (2006) as Szikszai
- 6:3, Play It Again Tutti (1999) as Rendõr
- Abel in America (1998)
- A rózsa vére (1998) as Balázs, rendőr
- The Conquest (1996) as Tas vezér
- Rádióaktív BUÉK (1993) as Tógyer József
- The Rapture of Deceit (1992)
- Ördög vigye (1992) as Buczella Pici
- God Walks Backwards (1991) as Marci Barátja
- A híd /Szentendre `90/ (1990)
- Freytág testvérek (1989)
- Hungarian Dracula (1988) as Tiszt
- Laura (1987)
- Wall Driller (1986)
- Mami blú (1985) as Bucella Feri
- Tandem (1985) as Misner Tamás
- Blind Endeavour (1985) as Károly
- Marriage with Days off (1984)
- Az óriás (1984)
- Now It's My Turn, Now It's Yours (1984)
- The Philadelphia Attraction (1984) as Simi
- A tranzitutas (1983) as Táviratkihordó
- The Day before Yesterday (1982)
- Heart Tremors (1981)
- Wrong-doers (1979) as Soromfai József
- A három jószívű rabló (1979) as Jonathán
- Pheasant Tomorrow (1974)
Frequently Asked Questions
What movies or TV shows is György Dörner best known for?
György Dörner is widely recognized for notable roles and projects including Hunting for Englishmen (2006), The Conquest (1996), Wall Driller (1986), Heart Tremors (1981).
When and where was György Dörner born?
György Dörner was born on December 9, 1953 in Budapest, Hungary.
How many credits does György Dörner have?
György Dörner has accumulated over 35 film and television credits across a career spanning from 1974 to 2022.
What is György Dörner's background in cinema and television?
György Dörner is a Hungarian male actor born on 9 December 1953 in Budapest. He is professionally listed under the stage name Dörner György and is known primarily for his work in acting, with 35 credited roles. Dörner trained at the Hungarian Academy of Drama and Film (Színház‑ és Filmművészeti). Among his screen appea...
György Dörner by the numbers
Age in their best-rated roles
- Wall Driller (1986) — aged about 32
- Pheasant Tomorrow (1974) — aged about 20
- Hunting for Englishmen (2006) as Count Almási — aged about 52
- Heart Tremors (1981) — aged about 27
- The Conquest (1996) as Tas vezér — aged about 42
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