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- Nome de nascimentoSzidónia Silberspitz
- Apelido
- Fanny Silveritch
- Altura1,60 m
- Franciska Gaal nasceu o 1 de fevereiro de 1904 em Budapeste, Áustria-Hungria (agora Hungria). Era atriz e foi conhecida pelo seu trabalho em Três Horas de Amor (1938), Lafitte, O Corsário (1938) e A Mãezinha (1935). Foi casada com Dajkovich, Ferenc e Lestyán, Sándor. Morreu o 2 de janeiro de 1973 em Nova Iorque, Nova Iorque, EUA.
- CônjugesDajkovich, Ferenc(25 de julho de 1934 - outubro de 1965) (sua morte)Lestyán, Sándor(11 de junho de 1922 - 1933) (divorciado (a))
- Survived the war and Nazi persecution hidden in a bombed-out estate, and after a failed comeback in Budapest, returned to the US in 1947.
- Little is known about her life in New York, and on August 13, 1972, the former star of German sound comedy died impoverished and unnoticed by the public.
- One of 13 children of an aristocratic Hungarian family. Started as a cabaret singer. After her brief career in Hollywood, she returned to Budapest in 1940. As a result of the war, she lost most of her family and estates, returning to America in 1951 to appear on Broadway in "The Happy Time".
- Her career was abruptly brought to an end because of the political circumstances in Germany. She was Jewish, and emigrated to the US even before the war broke out, where she had roles in movies like Cecil B. DeMille's "The Buccaneer" (1938), "The Girl Downstairs" (1938) and at Bing Crosby's side in "Paris Honeymoon" (1939).
- Only made one film after World War II, "Renée XIV" (1946), after which she retired from the film business.
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