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Vilmos Izsóf
(1939-2015)
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Vilmos Izsóf was born on 19 May 1939 in Gyõr, Hungary. He was an actor, known for
Musical TV Theater (1970)
,
György barát (1972)
and
Mata Hari (1985)
. He died on 10 February 2015 in Budapest, Hungary.
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Known for
Musical TV Theater
7.2
TV Series
de Torcy Viconte, a francia követ
Tiszt
1970–1988 • 4 eps
György barát
TV Series
II. barát a rendben
1972 • 2 eps
Mata Hari
4.2
1st Agent
1985
Egy szerelem három éjszakája
6.4
Actor
1967
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94
Munkaügyek
8.2
TV Series
Béla Láng
2012
1 episode
A Nagyúr
TV Movie
2001
Kisváros
5.9
TV Series
Kovács 'Micimackó' János
Gimnáziumigazgató
1996–1998
6 episodes
Pepolino und der Schatz der Meerjungfrau
6.8
Don Poco the Parrot
(voice: Hungarian version)
1996
A körtvélyesi csíny
6.0
TV Movie
Képviselö
1995
Kis Romulusz
7.0
TV Series
A kutyamenhely tulaja
1995
1 episode
Öregberény
7.6
TV Series
1994
2 episodes
Hoppá
6.1
Hirdetõ úr
1993
Lement a Hold
TV Movie
József
1992
Uborka
7.3
TV Series
1991–2001
The Seventh Brother
6.7
Hugó
(voice)
1991
Angyalbörben
7.5
TV Series
Tábornok
1991
1 episode
Szomszédok
6.7
TV Series
Swiss Tourist
1990
1 episode
Holnapra a világ
TV Movie
1990
Én és a kisöcsém
6.4
TV Movie
Végrehajtó
1989
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Born
May 19
,
1939
Gyõr, Hungary
Died
February 10
,
2015
Budapest, Hungary
Other works
Hungarian dubbing version of
Srdecný pozdrav ze zemekoule (1983)
- dubbed
Jan Schmid
.
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