Gyula Bodrogi
Biography
Gyula Bodrogi is a male actor born on April 15, 1934, in Budapest, Hungary. He is known for his work in acting, with 78 known credits. Bodrogi's stage name is Bodrogi Gyula, and he is also known as Дьюла Бодроги and Bodrogi G.
Career overview
Gyula Bodrogi is a male actor known for his work in the entertainment industry. Born on April 15, 1934, in Budapest, Hungary, he has been active in acting for many years. Throughout his career, Bodrogi has accumulated a significant number of credits, with a total of 78 known credits to his name.
Bodrogi's extensive experience in acting has allowed him to work on a wide range of projects. While specific details about his roles and the nature of his work are not available, his extensive body of work suggests a versatile and accomplished performer. His ability to take on various roles and projects has likely contributed to his longevity in the industry.
As a seasoned actor, Bodrogi has established himself as a respected figure in his field. His dedication to his craft and his many years of experience have earned him a reputation as a skilled and accomplished performer. With a career spanning over seven decades, Bodrogi continues to be a notable figure in the entertainment industry.
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78 titles- Tonight We Kill (2024) as Boldog György
- Attila, Isten ostora (2022)
- A bereki ember (2021) as Kálmán Kittenberger
- Kittenberger - Az utolsó vadászat (2021) as Kittenberger Kálmán
- Doktor Balaton (2020) as Szabó Dénes „Duska bácsi”
- Neither with You (2019) as Géza
- Vadásztársak (2018)
- A Fox's Tale (2008) as Erdőmester (voice)
- Kire ütött ez a gyerek? (2007) as Barát a partin
- Kérem a következőt! 5. (2007) as Falcon Beakmaster (voice)
- Catcher: Cat City 2 (2007) as Maxipocak (voice)
- Kérem a következőt! 4. (2006) as Falcon Beakmaster (voice)
- The Eighth Day of the Week (2006) as Ernõ
- Glass Tiger 2 (2006) as Lali's father
- Hungarian Vagabond (2004) as Wienerschnitzel tábornok
- The Battle of Mohács (2004) as Gyula
- Forward! (2002) as Csornai, The chief of holiday camp
- Kérem a következőt 2. (2002) as Falcon Beakmaster (voice)
- Kérem a következőt 3. (2002) as Falcon Beakmaster (voice)
- Kérem a következőt 1. (2001) as Falcon Beakmaster (voice)
- Chico (2001) as Uncle Gyuri
- Escape (1997) as tábornok
- Labdaálmok (1989)
- Titania, Titania, or the Night of the Stand-Ins (1988) as Titan / thief / actor / carter
- Illatszertár (1987) as Hammerschmidt
- A canterville-i kísértet (1987) as Hirmam B. Otis
- Time (1986) as Péter Jó, the warden
- Cat City (1986) as Maxipocak (voice)
- Daniel Takes a Train (1985) as Gyuri apja
- Linda (1984) as Veszprémi Béla
- Szálka hal nélkül (1984) as Wágner János
- A corneville-i harangok (1983) as Gáspár apó
- Do not Panic, Major Kardos (1982) as Boros
- Minden egér szereti a sajtot (1981) as Macska
- The Little Fox (1981) as Rá, a szürke varjú (voice)
- It's all Moonshine (1979)
- A fürdőigazgató (1979) as Bódis Imre
- Do not Lean out of the Window (1978)
- Münchausen Fantáziaországban (1978) as Münchausen
- Don Juan és a Kővendég (1978) as Catalinón
- Süsü, a sárkány kalandjai (1977) as Süsü
- Süsü, a sárkány (1977) as Süsü (voice)
- Code Name: Dora (1977)
- On the Sideline (1976) as Fedák Károly
- Kérem a következőt! (1975) as Csőrmester (voice)
- Mekk Elek, az ezermester (1974) as Fehér macska (voice)
- Televíziós Mesék Felnőtteknek (1974) as Münchhausen
- Run to be Caught (1972) as Attila Tokaji
- Hölgyválasz (1971)
- A Rose Garden of Six Acres (1970) as Patikus
- Summer of Old Times (1969) as Balla
- Hasty Marriage (1968) as Pali, Komárominé veje
- Irány Mexikó (1968) as Gergely
- A House of Cards (1967) as Czakó Péter
- The Aga's Testament (1967) as Jóska
- Oh, These Young People! (1967) as Self
- Jaguar (1967)
- A Study about Women (1967)
- The Golden Kite (1966) as Patikussegéd
- Twenty Hours (1965) as The doctor
- Action "Clean Linen" (1965) as Ditrói
- Kristóf, a magánzó (1965)
- No (1965)
- Villa Negra (1963)
- Cantata (1963) as Gyula Kiss
- A Rainy Sunday (1962) as Várday
- Májusi körhinta (1962)
- Májusi fagy (1962) as Pakuca
- Házasságból elégséges (1962) as Árpi Körmendi
- Alba Regia (1961)
- The Brute (1961) as Csoma Pali
- Guns and Doves (1961)
- Test Trip (1961) as Dr. Lázár
- Virrad (1960)
- Love and Money (1960) as Malinka
- Sleepless Years (1959) as Cserna
- Walking to Heaven (1959)
- The Smugglers (1958)
Frequently Asked Questions
What movies or TV shows is Gyula Bodrogi best known for?
Gyula Bodrogi is widely recognized for notable roles and projects including Doktor Balaton (2020), Valkyrie Drive: Mermaid (2015), Down to Earth with Zac Efron (2020), Illatszertár (1987).
When and where was Gyula Bodrogi born?
Gyula Bodrogi was born on April 15, 1934 in Budapest, Hungary.
How many credits does Gyula Bodrogi have?
Gyula Bodrogi has accumulated over 78 film and television credits across a career spanning from 1958 to 2024.
What is Gyula Bodrogi's background in cinema and television?
Gyula Bodrogi is a male actor born on April 15, 1934, in Budapest, Hungary. He is known for his work in acting, with 78 known credits. Bodrogi's stage name is Bodrogi Gyula, and he is also known as Дьюла Бодроги and Bodrogi G.
Gyula Bodrogi by the numbers
Age in their best-rated roles
- A Rose Garden of Six Acres (1970) as Patikus — aged about 36
- Süsü, a sárkány kalandjai (1977) as Süsü — aged about 43
- On the Sideline (1976) as Fedák Károly — aged about 42
- The Aga's Testament (1967) as Jóska — aged about 33
- Illatszertár (1987) as Hammerschmidt — aged about 53
- Linda (1984) as Veszprémi Béla — aged about 50
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