Miklós László(1903-1973)

Writer
Actor

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Miklós László was born on 5 May 1903 in Budapest, Austria-Hungary [now Hungary]. He was a writer and actor, known for Rendez-vous (1940), Vous avez un mess@ge (1998) and Amour poste restante (1949). He was married to Florence Herrman. He died on 19 April 1973 in New York City, New York, USA.

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Known for

James Stewart and Margaret Sullavan in Rendez-vous (1940)

8.0

Movie

Writer(as Nikolaus Laszlo)

1940

Tom Hanks and Meg Ryan in Vous avez un mess@ge (1998)

Vous avez un mess@ge

6.7

Movie

Writer(as Nikolaus Laszlo)

1998

Amour poste restante (1949)

Amour poste restante

7.1

Movie

Writer(as Miklos Laszlo)

1949

Big City (1948)

6.3

Movie

Writer(as Miklos Laszlo)

1948

Credits

Writer

Society of Radio Theatre
Podcast Series
- Writer
- 2024
Vous avez un mess@ge
6.7
- play "Parfumerie" (as Nikolaus Laszlo)
- 1998
Illatszertár
8.6
TV Movie
- Writer
- 1987
Zenés TV színház
7.4
TV Series
- writer
- 1985
She Loves Me
8.2
TV Movie
- based on a play by: "Parfumerie"
- 1979
Nonstop Nonsens
7.7
TV Series
- collaboration (as Nikolaus Laszlo)
- 1978
Olvasztárok
Short
- Writer
- 1951
Daniel Boone, terreur des Indiens
5.5
- co-story
- 1950
Amour poste restante
7.1
- play "Parfumerie" (as Miklos Laszlo)
- 1949
Big City
6.3
- story (as Miklos Laszlo)
- 1948
Rendez-vous
8.0
- based on a play by (as Nikolaus Laszlo)
- 1940
Úrilány szobát keres
7.1
- Writer
- 1937

Actor

Personal details

Alternative names
- Miklos Laszlo
Born
- May 5, 1903
- Budapest, Austria-Hungary [now Hungary]
Died
- April 19, 1973
- New York City, New York, USA(undisclosed)
Spouse
- Florence HerrmanSeptember 25, 1939 - April 19, 1973 (his death)
Other works
Playwright: "Parfumerie" (filmed as Rendez-vous (1940))

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