Tibor Halmay(1894-1944)

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Tibor Halmay

Tibor Halmay was born on 20 December 1894 in Nagyszentmiklós, Austria-Hungary [now Sânnicolau Mare, Romania]. He was an actor, known for C'est un amour qui passe (1932), Donaumelodien (1936) and Ihre Majestät die Liebe (1931). He died on 3 February 1944 in Budapest, Hungary.

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Known for

C'est un amour qui passe (1932)

C'est un amour qui passe

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Paul Koch(as Tibor von Halmay)

1932

Donaumelodien (1936)

Janos Zwengerl(as Tibor von Halmay)

1936

Francis Lederer and Käthe von Nagy in Ihre Majestät die Liebe (1931)

Ihre Majestät die Liebe

7.2

Friedrich Hempel(as Tibor von Halmay)

1931

Camilla Horn and Iván Petrovich in Der letzte Walzer (1934)

Der letzte Walzer

6.2

Viktor Röder, Austian Gesandtschaft(as Tibor von Halmay)

1934

Credits

Actor

Orient-Express
6.6
- Jango (as Tibor von Halmay)
- 1944
A színház szerelmese
- Csongor Dániel, az öreg tanár
- 1944
Schrammeln
7.5
- Von Szatmary (uncredited)
- 1944
Nemes Rózsa
7.2
- Veszprémy Zénó
- 1943
Tilos a szerelem
- Õsjogász,Érdi barátja
- 1943
Makacs Kata
7.5
- Tivadar bácsi
- 1943
Pista tekintetes úr
5.8
- Miska
- 1943
Carnaval d'amour
6.4
- Tibor, Kellner
- 1943
Családunk szégyene
5.5
- Merész
- 1943
Masque en Bleu
6.9
- Balettmeister (as Tibor v. Halmay)
- 1943
Egy bolond százat csinál
6.9
- Egy kiagyalt elmeorvos
- 1942
Egy szív megáll
6.7
- Pál
- 1942
Kísértés
7.0
- Dusen titkára
- 1942
La perle du Brésilien
- Allessandro (as Tibor v. Halmay)
- 1941
Donauschiffer
6.7
- Sátori, Matrose (as Tibor v. Halmay)
- 1940

Additional Crew

Soundtrack

Personal details

Alternative names
- Tibor v. Halmay
Born
- December 20, 1894
- Nagyszentmiklós, Austria-Hungary [now Sânnicolau Mare, Romania]
Died
- February 3, 1944
- Budapest, Hungary

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Trivia
Hungarian actor, born into an aristocratic family with a strong military tradition. Making his debut on the operatic stage in Budapest, he later joined Max Reinhardt's company in Berlin. He appeared in German films of the 1930's, often in elegant or sophisticated roles. Conscripted for military service, he was killed in action in November 1944 during the Soviet attack on Budapest.

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