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Celebrating her 85th birthday on November 23, Mari Törőcsik, the National Theater troupe, greeted the legendary actress in a video.
Colleagues Charles Aznavour She The Hungarian version of. At the end of the video they shout that “God bless you Mari!” and waving. The company wrote in a Facebook post that the remote greeting was necessary because only a few people were able to visit Marit Törőcsik in person due to the epidemic situation.
Mari Törőcsik was born in 1935 in Pély, Heves county. His mother was a teacher and his father a school principal. His grandfather supposedly owned a small movie theater, which is why he fell in love with movies as a child. At the age of nineteen he was admitted to the Faculty of Theater and Motion Picture Arts, without even graduating when he achieved his first great success. That was 1956 Carousel, The film by Zoltán Fábri.
Thanks to Fábrí not only for her cinematic breakthrough but also for her name, he suggested that she be called Mari instead of Mariann. THE Carouselin Pataki she was played by Marit, whose parents want to marry the neighboring farmer so they can unite their lands. Of course, the girl does not love him, but Máté Bíró (Imre Soós), who has nothing. The film’s director was nominated for the Palme d’Or at Cannes, Jean Cocteau kissed the actress at the premiere and Francois Truffaut wrote a full-page hymn about it.
Mari Törőcsik, the nation’s actress, two-time Mari Jászai Award winner and three-time Kossuth Award-winning actress, member of the Society of Immortals, took home the best female performance award from Cannes.
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