József Nepp
Biography
József Nepp works in writing. Born June 23, 1934 in Csepel, Hungary [now in Budapest, Hungary]. Died October 6, 2017. Archytele tracks 74 screen credits across canonical film and television databases.
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74 titles- The Mézga Family and the Magic Machine (2017) Creator
- Catcher: Cat City 2 (2007) Writer
- Kérem a következőt! 5. (2007) Writer
- Kérem a következőt! 4. (2006) Writer
- Gusztáv 2. (2005) Director
- Gusztáv 2. (2005) Writer
- Kérem a következőt 2. (2002) Writer
- Kérem a következőt 2. (2002) Director
- Kérem a következőt 3. (2002) Writer
- Kérem a következőt 3. (2002) Director
- Kérem a következőt 1. (2001) Writer
- Kérem a következőt 1. (2001) Director
- Egérút (1999) Writer
- The Seventh Brother (1995) Writer
- Dragon and Slippers (1990) Screenplay
- Willy the Sparrow (1989) Writer
- Captain of the Forest (1988) Writer
- Gréti...! (egy kutya feljegyzései) (1987) Director
- Gréti...! (egy kutya feljegyzései) (1987) Writer
- Cat City (1986) Writer
- The Treasure of Swamp Castle (1985) Writer
- The Treasure of Swamp Castle (1985) Animation Director
- Snow White (1984) Director
- Snow White (1984) Writer
- La Desodora (1983) Screenplay
- Door No. 8 (1983) Writer
- Vakáción a Mézga család (1980) Director
- Vakáción a Mézga család (1980) Creator
- Schooltime Blues (1980) Writer
- Compromising Cats (1979) Director
- Rondino (1977) Writer
- Mattie the Goose-Boy (1977) Writer
- Scenes with Beans (1976) Writer
- Kérem a következőt! (1975) Director
- Kérem a következőt! (1975) Writer
- Kérem a következőt! (1975) Creator
- Gustavus Is Cheating (1975) Director
- Where Is The Limit? (1975) Writer
- Where Is The Limit? (1975) Producer
- Let Us Keep a Dog (1974) Writer
- Johnny Corncob (1973) Animation Director
- Mézga Aladár különös kalandjai (1972) Art Direction
- Mézga Aladár különös kalandjai (1972) Screenplay
- Mézga Aladár különös kalandjai (1972) Creator
- Mézga család (1970) Director
- Mézga család (1970) Writer
- Mézga család (1970) Creator
- Üzenet a jövőből - A Mézga család különös kalandjai (1970) Director
- Üzenet a jövőből - A Mézga család különös kalandjai (1970) Writer
- Üzenet a jövőből - A Mézga család különös kalandjai (1970) Creator
- Mezga Csalad kulonos kalandjai 1. - Uzenet a jovobol (1970) Writer
- Mezga Csalad kulonos kalandjai 1. - Uzenet a jovobol (1970) Director
- The Yeti's Song (1970) Director
- Modern Training Methods (1970) Writer
- Gusztáv pihen (1967) Director
- Gustavus (1966) Writer
- Gustavus (1966) Director
- Gustavus (1966) Creator
- Doktor Gusztáv (1966) Director
- Five Minutes of Murder (1966) Director
- Five Minutes of Murder (1966) Writer
- Apple Thieves (1966) Writer
- Creators and Creatures (1966) Director
- Gustavus, Friend of Animals (1964) Director
- From Tomorrow On (1963) Director
- Peti's Ball (1963) Director
- Tale About the Beetle (1963) Director
- Tale About the Beetle (1963) Writer
- Wish Whatever Your Want (1962) Director
- Passion (1961) Producer
- Passion (1961) Director
- Passion (1961) Writer
- The Greedy Bee (1959) Art Designer
- Peti at the Zoo Director
Frequently Asked Questions
What movies or TV shows is József Nepp best known for?
József Nepp is widely recognized for notable roles and projects including Snow White (1984), Snow White (1984), Vakáción a Mézga család (1980), Vakáción a Mézga család (1980).
When and where was József Nepp born?
József Nepp was born on June 23, 1934 in Csepel, Hungary [now in Budapest, Hungary]. They passed away on October 6, 2017.
How many credits does József Nepp have?
József Nepp has accumulated over 74 film and television credits across a career spanning from 1959 to 2017.
What is József Nepp's background in cinema and television?
József Nepp was born on June 23, 1934 in Csepel. In 1957, he completed his studies at the College of Applied Arts in the decoration and painting department, and immediately after that he joined the Pannónia Film Studio.
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