List of Hungarian Jews - Films and Stage

Films and Stage

  • Adrien Brody's mother was born in Budapest.
  • George Cukor film director
  • Tony Curtis; his parents were born in Mátészalka.
  • Michael Curtiz, born Manó Kertész Kaminer, film director
  • Judit Elek, film director and screenwriter
  • William Fox, founded Fox Film Corporation
  • Béla Gaál film director
  • Zsa Zsa Gabor
  • Viktor Gertler film editor and director
  • Harry Houdini
  • Leslie Howard's father was born in Hungary
  • Alexander Korda, born Sándor László Kellner, brother of Vincent and Zoltan Korda, film producer and director
  • Vincent Korda, born Vincent Kellner, brother of Alexander and Zoltan Korda, art director
  • Zoltán Korda, born Zoltán Kellner, brother of Alexander and Vincent Korda, film screenwriter, director, and producer
  • Peter Lorre
  • Paul Newman's father was born in Hungary, as was his Catholic mother.
  • Joe Pasternak
  • Emeric Pressburger
  • S.Z. Sakall
  • István Szabó, film director, screenwriter, and opera director
  • István Székely film director
  • Alexandre Trauner
  • Rachel Weisz's father was born in Hungary.
  • Adolph Zukor, founder of Paramount Pictures

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