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Anikó Felföldi Actress, the quintessential subret of the Operetta Theater, she excelled mainly in operettas and musicals, but by her own admission, the musical was her favorite. Right at the beginning of the year, although in his eighties, he died of a sudden tragic death.
She was the actress of extraordinary beauty who was noticed by the film industry alongside Marianna Moór and Teri Tordai,
when looking for statistics. Hence his career as a film and music actor. He also performed on the Merry Stage and in cabaret, and as a traveling ambassador he also traveled to Broadway, with chansons, folk songs and flower songs. Her portrayal of Velma Kelly in the Earl of Luxembourg, Elizabeth, and Chicago shone even to rival Catherine Zeta-Jones. He was also active in the period before his death, and more recently played an important role in the perpetuation of the renovated Operetta Theater, La Reina Csárdás.
In our childhood, there were no Pom Pom tales or the funny but moving human story of the Great Ho-ho-ho-fisherman. We all remember the timeless Arthur from Dumplings, who loved all kinds of chocolate. The love-hungry Süsüre, whose happy soul no one understands, no child, no woman, no man. “Nobody, nobody here in the world, what is my big secret dream,” he chanted when he left in February this year. Closed Stephen with his famous one-headed rhymes, though he seemed to be understood by the three or four generations that had grown up since then. And although children’s book authors came and went, he was always there on our shelves, in our heads, and on television. He was a Kossuth award-winning writer, the Artist of the Nation, deservedly.
“I’m a lucky person to be able to earn a living from what I love to do, so I’m happy to breathe.”
He said in an interview with a magazine last summer, and is there a happier life than when one’s vocation is the same as one’s being?
Károly Gesztesi, Gestesi Karcsija of all time suffered a heart attack at the age of 56. He has appeared in many national audiences, Something America, Freedom, Love and Just Sex and more. Unfortunately, the press was full of not only his performance, but also his alcohol problems and his marriage to Klaudia Liptai. There were many voices in his voice: in the animated Shrek films, he was the Hungarian voice of the main character, but he was also often nicknamed Sylvester Stallone, and he also gave the Hungarian voice of Quentin Tarantino in The Tarpaulin Novel.
László Benkő He was a founding member of the legendary Omega band formed in 1962. Without him, there is no Omega. Initially he played the piano and then the organ. Starting in 1968, with the appearance of Gábor Presser, he developed his talent in new instruments: flute, trumpet (for example, in Frederick Trumpet), he played the zither, occasionally playing the piano alongside the organist Presser.
The pearl-haired girl, the old girls, the kerosene lamp or Lena have been sung for generations at home parties and in public places.
It was the Omega one who played the most in other bands or alone. His work, Space Opera, was presented in 1980.
He also called the Hungarian Lollobrigid Ildik PécsiOh was forever written down in film history as Noémi in Viktor Gertler’s 1962 film The Golden Man. But she was Gyula Bodrogi’s wife in the 1980s light cult series Linda, and she was also the captain of A Tenkes. He was a regular character in television movies, comedies, cabaret. Between 1994 and 98, as a Member of Parliament, he passionately represented the interests of artists and artistic life in the colors of the MSZP.
A country listened to that of 1980. Who knows what? Balázs Fecó, and the song of the band Korál on Hungarian television. The sand in the wind, you say, is a chorus, a happy-sad song that did not lack the crosstalk that put the political-cultural vigilance of socialism to the test.
The river without a channel is also in the top ten as a confession of love without you,
however, that even the desire for freedom overrides.
But you know very well that the day will come
And there will be nothing to hold back
Because nowhere have I been able to calm down
If he were not free, he could not live either.
When backyard puppies became a cult song:
Who always has a problem
Bitter soda in wine
What can we do with them now?
To our musical losses he adds the founder of the Bergendy group, Rescueand Stephen also the death of the composer-saxophonist. The band was at its peak in the 1970s when Ferenc Demjén joined, gaining national popularity. The products of this era are the Come Back, Wanderer, the Moon is made of Cheese, I broke my heart into pieces or the Backpack. Bergendy wrote the famous One-Headed Song for Süsü and the Dragon, and also enriched István Szabó’s 1999 film The Taste of Sunlight with his music.
Ennio Morricone the name of an Italian composer is intertwined with the history of film music. Morricone only began composing music and films for theater, television and radio in the mid-1950s. He received his large commission from filmmaker Sergio Leone for a handful of dollars and Once Upon a Wild West for a few deposits. Perhaps the secret to the success of his special-sounding cinematic music may have been the use of non-traditional instruments such as the accordion, bell, or electric guitar.
He was primarily considered a Western movie composer, but he also made horror movies, comedies, and romantic movies, his music was memorable.
The good, the ugly and the bad, the professional, Once Upon a Wild West, the mission, the legend of the ocean pianist may also owe their success to Morricone.
Not many could say of themselves that they were considered sexual symbols for more than sixty years. Also died this year Sean Connery yes: People magazine voted him the sexiest man of the century in 1999 at the age of 69. The famous Scottish actor was the first to play the character of James Bond, and his last Bond movie in decades, Never Say, never, after a new actor was given the role of British super spy, everyone unintentionally measured it for Connery.
There could never be rock and roll without him
He sang on one of the Elijah band’s most famous songs, Little Richard in 1967. Rockers live a long time, so it was Little richardSong, who died at the age of 87 in May this year. However, Long Tall Sally, Tutti Frutt, and Good Golly Miss Molly continue to sing for generations. It has influenced generations of musicians, fans like Bob Dylan, Jimi Hendrix, David Bowie, Lou Reed, Elton John or Patti Smith, but it has also had a great impact on the music of the Rolling Stones, the Beatles, AC / DC and Motorhead. . .
I created rock ‘n’ roll. I was the innovator, the liberator, and the creator. I was the one who started it
Said at the age of 70 one In an interview.
John Le Carre The English writer is one of the best-known figures in spy literature, who began his career stylistically in British intelligence. From here he was sent to Austria and interrogated the people who had crossed the Iron Curtain.
His work deals precisely with how incompatible Western espionage methods are with the values of Western democracy.
Only his third novel, The Spy Who Came From the Cold, was the first to appear under his own name, because at the time of the first two, in the 1950s and 1960s, he was still working in British intelligence and countermeasures, for what he had to publish under a pseudonym. . This, in turn, became an international bestseller and, to this day, Lecarré’s most acclaimed novel, both in terms of his own work and the genre of the spy novel. Graham Green said the play, set around the Berlin Wall, is the best spy story, winning several awards, including Somerset Maugham. As a result of the success and the significant royalties that accompany it, John le Carré left his Secret Service job in 1964, resigned from British intelligence, and dedicated his life to literature. After the fall of communism, the subject and location of his novels also changed: they take place in the Soviet successor states, Central America, and more recently in Africa. His best novels, in his opinion, The spy who came from the cold, The betrayal, The Panamanian tailor, The determined diplomat. He established this ranking for the BBC in an interview.
KIrk douglasMichal Douglas’s father had a really long life, the last living legend of Hollywood’s golden age left the ranks of the living at the age of 103. He starred in film history as the lead in Spartacus and Kubrick’s Final Countdown, all four Oscar winners.
At the peak of her career, she had contemporaries like Katharine Hepburn, Judy Garland, Gregory Peck, Marilyn Monroe, Cary Grant,
Ingrid Bergman, Grace Kelly and even Humphrey Bogart lived and composed. Douglas had great merit in eradicating the Hollywood blacklists. He visited Hungary in 1966 and had a great desire to meet János Kádár. The meeting took place at the Matthias Cellar, where they chatted with the help of an interpreter, Kádár was in a good mood and he also saw Spartacus, so he accepted the size of the world on his desk.
He left us here, without pretending to be exhaustive, the Swedish actor Max von Sydow, best known for his Bergman films such as The Seventh Seal, Ben Cross, actor in the chariots of fire, and Ian Holm, the Lord of the Rings.
(Cover image: Funeral of Balázs Fecó. Photo: Ferenc Isza / Index)
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