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Székely B. Miklós

Acting Born Sep 15, 1948 Budapest, Hungary 82 credits

Biography

Székely B. Miklós works in acting. Born September 15, 1948 in Budapest, Hungary. Archytele lists 82 screen credits below. A full profile for this page is being written and will appear here once verified against sources.

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Career timeline

Ever After
Orphan
Haunting TrophiesSkating on the Razor's Edge
Mastergame
Halfway HomeSunday Kidnap
Erasing Frank
The InventorPilate
Russian DollComrade DrakulichCseppben az életThe Shepherd
SunsetThe Butcher, The Whore and the One-Eyed Man
A mi kis falunkThe Month of Dreams1945A kockaember
Lily Lane
The BlocksThe Curse of Styria
A galamb papné
Pillangó
Fla5hSweet Sixteen, a hazudós
Tender Son: The Frankenstein ProjectSo Much for Justice!
A Hortobágy legendájaTablóTabló
Fragment
The Eighth Day of the Week
Dallas PashamendeLe a fejjel!
Rap, revü, Rómeó
The Man Who Slept at DaylightWake Up, Mate, Don't You Sleep
TemptationsCloud Above the River Ganges
GlamourDamn You! the Mosquitoes
6:3, Play It Again Tutti
FuneralOrb
Gulls and Gangsters
RasputinRothschild's Violin
Citizen XAwakening
SatantangoFetus

Full filmography

  • Ever After (2026) as Grumpy
  • Orphan (2025)
  • Haunting Trophies (2024) as The Hermit
  • Skating on the Razor's Edge (2024)
  • Mastergame (2023) as Kibic
  • Halfway Home (2022) as Halott Albert
  • Sunday Kidnap (2022)
  • Erasing Frank (2021)
  • The Inventor (2020)
  • Pilate (2020)
  • Russian Doll (2019)
  • Comrade Drakulich (2019) as Harangozó
  • Cseppben az élet (2019) as Imre
  • The Shepherd (2019) as Pásztor
  • Sunset (2018) as White-bearded Coachman
  • The Butcher, The Whore and the One-Eyed Man (2018) as Öregember
  • A mi kis falunk (2017) as Mokri
  • The Month of Dreams (2017) as Félszemü
  • 1945 (2017)
  • A kockaember (2017) as Tibor
  • Lily Lane (2016) as apa
  • The Blocks (2014) as Steiner
  • The Curse of Styria (2014) as Eva's Father
  • A galamb papné (2013) as Mesélő
  • Pillangó (2012) as Katonasapkás
  • Fla5h (2011)
  • Sweet Sixteen, a hazudós (2011) as Donga
  • Tender Son: The Frankenstein Project (2010) as Father
  • So Much for Justice! (2010) as Child of the People
  • A Hortobágy legendája (2008) as Mesélő
  • Tabló (2008) as (as Miklós Székely B.)
  • Tabló (2008)
  • Fragment (2007)
  • The Eighth Day of the Week (2006) as Harmonikázó hajléktalan
  • Dallas Pashamende (2005) as Dragomir
  • Le a fejjel! (2005)
  • Rap, revü, Rómeó (2004) as Rozsos Jenci
  • The Man Who Slept at Daylight (2003)
  • Wake Up, Mate, Don't You Sleep (2003) as Old Hungarian Soldier
  • Temptations (2002)
  • Cloud Above the River Ganges (2002) as Juli apja
  • Glamour (2000)
  • Damn You! the Mosquitoes (2000) as Tatus, Kapa's Father
  • 6:3, Play It Again Tutti (1999) as Utcaseprõ
  • Funeral (1998)
  • Orb (1998)
  • Gulls and Gangsters (1997)
  • Rasputin (1996) as Siberian Man
  • Rothschild's Violin (1996) as Bronza
  • Citizen X (1995) as Older Partner
  • Awakening (1995) as Birkás
  • Satantango (1994) as Futaki
  • Fetus (1994)
  • We Never Die! (1993)
  • Rádióaktív BUÉK (1993) as Nyomozó
  • Shadow on the Snow (1992) as Teherautósofõr
  • Stalin's Bride (1991)
  • The Last Summer (1991)
  • Twilight (1990) as Apa
  • Hungarian Requiem (1990)
  • Good Evening, Mr. Wallenberg (1990) as Ferenc Moser
  • The Last Boat (1990)
  • Memories of a River (1990)
  • Truants (1989) as Árvai
  • Yellow Poppies (1989)
  • Damnation (1988) as Karrer
  • Hanussen (1988)
  • Season of Monsters (1987) as Deaf-mute man
  • Love Till First Blood (1986) as Herold
  • Tolerance (1986)
  • Volley for a Black Buffalo (1985) as Peter the Black, the buffalo
  • Ah, Amerika! (1984) as Immigrant #2
  • Autumn Almanac (1984) as Miklós
  • Forbidden Relations (1983) as György
  • Macbeth (1982)
  • Another Way (1982)
  • No Clues (1982)
  • The Tunnel (1980)
  • Maybe Tomorrow (1980) as Béla
  • The Trial of Martinovics and the Hungarian Jacobins (1980)
  • Hungarian Rhapsody (1979)
  • Allegro Barbaro (1979)