Hungarian actresses died in 1973
Here are 2 famous actresses from Hungary died in 1973:
Franciska Gaal
Franciska Gaal (February 1, 1903 Budapest-January 2, 1973 New York City) also known as Fanny Zilveritch, Franziska Gaál, Franziska Gaal, Gaál Franciska, Szidónia Silberspitz or Franciska Silberspitz was a Hungarian actor.
She started her career as a dancer in Budapest before transitioning to acting in the late 1920s. Gaal quickly became a popular actress in Hungarian films and expanded her career to Germany and eventually Hollywood in the early 1930s. She was known for her comedic roles and had a successful career in Hollywood during the 1930s and 1940s. However, Gaal eventually returned to Europe and continued to act on stage and screen in both Germany and Italy until the 1960s. After her retirement from acting, she lived in New York until her death in 1973.
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Käthe von Nagy
Käthe von Nagy (April 4, 1904 Subotica-December 20, 1973 Ojai) also known as Kate von Nagy, Kate de Nagy, Kató Nagy or Ekaterina Nagy von Cziser was a Hungarian actor, model, dancer and singer.
She began her entertainment career as a cabaret dancer in Vienna before transitioning into acting on the big screen. Von Nagy appeared in numerous films throughout the 1920s and 1930s, both in Hungary and in German cinema, where she gained widespread recognition. She was often cast in lead roles, especially in romantic dramas, due to her striking appearance and captivating on-screen presence. Despite her success in Germany, von Nagy was forced to flee the country with the rise of the Nazi regime due to her Jewish heritage. She eventually settled in the United States and continued to act in films, albeit in smaller roles. In addition to her acting career, von Nagy was also a talented singer, releasing several albums throughout her career. She retired from acting in the late 1940s and lived a relatively quiet life until her passing in 1973. Von Nagy is remembered as a talented and versatile performer who left a lasting impact on the world of cinema.
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