Trivia

She was briefly a hot commodity in the early 1960's for her exotic combination of "Monroe's face, Mansfield's body and Zsa-Zsa's accent."

She and her husband supported the Freedom Fighters during the Hungarian Revolution and were forced to flee to Austria.

Her and her husband returned to Budapest where Eva is said to have died in the early 2000s. Her husband passed away in 2006.

Actress and model, born in Budapest, Hungary, to a Jewish father and a Catholic mother.

James H. Nicholson, president of American International Pictures, changed her last name from Klein to Six. She initially fought that name change because it sounded too much like 'sex'.

In Hollywood from 1960.

Once operated her own delicatessen in Hollywood.

In February 1963, was chosen 'Miss Golden Globe' by the Hollywood Foreign Press Association.

On February 22, 1964, was hospitalized in Miami Beach after her car slammed into a light pole. Two teenagers found her sprawled across the steering wheel of her car. She was listed in fair condition at the Victoria Hospital.

In March 1965, was reportedly invited to do a tour of her native Budapest on TV if the BBC could get a pass behind the Iron Curtain.

In November 1970, columnist Ray Cromley wrote "Certainly wish Eva Six would marry Gregory Peck. That would make her Eva Six Peck...".

Was just 17 years-old when she married Hungarian architect Roy Schmidt.

In the early 1950s, was 1 of 20 winners from 6,000 entrants in a nationwide folk-dancing competition. Was a dancing star of a Hungarian movie.