About Árpád Makay
Lived 1911 – 2004 (aged 93). Árpád Makay was a Hungarian cinematographer.
Árpád Makay (1911–2004) was a Hungarian cinematographer.
Selected filmography Deadly Spring (1939) Six Weeks of Happiness (1939) Rózsafabot (1940) Everybody Loves Someone Else (1940) Unknown Opponent (1940) Gül Baba (1940) Don't Ask Who I Was (1941) Today, Yesterday and Tomorrow (1941) The Gyurkovics Boys (1941) Háry János (1941) I Am Guilty (1942) Magdolna (1942) The Dance of Death (1942) A Heart Stops Beating (1942) Cadet Love (1942) Kádár Versus Kerekes (1942) Mountain Girl (1942) Borrowed Husbands (1942) A Woman Looks Back (1942) I Dreamed of You (1943) Black Dawn (1943) Suburban Guard Post (1943) Something in the Water (1944) Loving Hearts (1944) Knock on the Window (1944) The Three Doves (1944) Masterless Woman (1944) Half a Boy (1944) Song of the Cornfields (1947) Prophet of the Fields (1947) Treasured Earth (1948)
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Who was Árpád Makay?
cinematographer (1911–2004)
When was Árpád Makay born?
Árpád Makay was born on 28 May 1911 in Iernut.
When did Árpád Makay die?
Árpád Makay died on 6 December 2004 in Budapest.
What was Árpád Makay's occupation?
Árpád Makay was a cinematographer.
What nationality was Árpád Makay?
Árpád Makay was Hungarian.
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