They initiate the arrest of István Szilágyi’s son for killing his father.

A man was killed in Budapest XVII. In the district, police arrested the alleged perpetrator at the scene, who was detained and initiated his arrest, police said on their website on Sunday.

The victim is in all probability an actor, István Szilágyi, and the alleged perpetrator is his son.

In its statement on the case, BRFK wrote that a report was received at 7:34 a.m. Sunday morning than the seventeenth. a man is abusing his father in a family home on X Street in District X. Police arrested the abuser, Peter Sz, 49, at the scene, who was prosecuted by the Department of Life Protection BRFK under suspected murder. The man has been detained and his arrest is beginning, they said.

The news of the death of István Szilágyi, 83, was also confirmed to MTI by the Baptist Charity Service, since in the last years of the actor they helped him in his daily life. ATV was told by his employee who supported István Szilágyi in the recent period. Dezső Baricz last met with Szilágyi on Friday, and he can’t really understand what happened.

“I started a collection for Mr. Artist for weeks, our plan was to order not the whole house, but one or two rooms, one or two rooms, a kitchen, a bathroom to use and the artist to live in decent conditions. master. “Baricz had no idea that something like this could happen, but recalled a case in which the actor and his wife were covered in teal stains and were told that he had fallen. Szilágyi’s wife later admitted that his son Péter had beaten them, but the actor continued to claim he had fallen in. The aide also referred to the fact that the actor’s son was not included.

Blikk had previously written that Peter had been convicted two years ago of beating his father, although the actor also denied in court that his son had been abused. According to them, István Szilágyi fell on a pile of wood, but the medical expert saw it differently.

István Szilágyi was born on December 7, 1937 in Gyoma. Between 1957 and 1961 he studied at the Faculty of Theater and Cinematographic Arts, first hired Eger after receiving his degree, lived in Paris for a few years, then on the Literary Stage (1970-1973), the Cheerful Stage (1973-1977) and the Comedy Theater (1977-1979). , after which he was a member of the Mafilm company for a decade. From the 1990s until his retirement in 2016, he was a member of the Győr National Theater.

Due to his distinctive face, he was found primarily in episode roles during his career. He has appeared in several movies and television series, still playing as a college student in the window to heaven (1959), followed by the hit comedy directed by Károly Makk (1964) titled What Your Wife Did 3 to 5. He was unveiled. nationwide in 1968 for the formation of the figure of Mr. Sipos in the television series Bors.

One of his greatest successes was the popular István Csukás film Hard Hat and Potatoes (1978) in the role of Gáspár Lópici, the poster sticker. There were, among others, a rogue (The Heir, 1969), a cook (The Immortal Legion, 1971), a sergeant (Matthew Bors), a pandur (the wind whistles under his feet, 1976), a hussar (80 hussar, 1978), a man leech bacterial house, 1979) and jeweler (Cops and Snails, 2001).

In addition to light-hearted roles, he also starred in film dramas: Identification, Angi Vera, Stalin’s Bride, and The Taste of Sunlight. Even after the age of seventy, he played roles in the fairy tale Prince of the Surfers, in the musical Casting Everything and in the crime film Accidentally Intentional, in the 1956 film The Sun Street Boys directed by György Szomjas, and in the 2009 film festival competition program. He also appears in the Chameleon directed by Krisztina Goda.

He considered the theater to be the actor’s true living space and testified that there is no small role. During his career, he has acted in plays of the best classics, including Chekhov, Dostoevsky, Steinbeck, and Tennessee Williams. In addition to his theatrical and film roles, he is also known to a broader audience for a number of commercials, and in the 1990s he was also the advertising lottery brand. In 2002, he received the Aase Prize, founded by Hilda Gobbi, in 2003 he received the Hilda Gobbi Lifetime Achievement Prize, and in 2009 he received the Lifetime Achievement Prize from Hungarian film critics. In 2010 he received the Kisfaludy Prize, in 2015 the Kisfaludy Lifetime Achievement Prize, in 2016 the Pro Urbe Győr Prize.