About Artúr Bárdos
Lived 1882 – 1974 (aged 92). Artúr Bárdos was a Hungarian journalist, screenwriter, writer, translator, theatre director and director.
Arthur Bárdos (1892–1974) was a leading Hungarian writer and theatre director. He left Hungary in 1949, moving to Britain where he staged Shakespeare's Hamlet.
Selected filmography The Queen of Spades (1927) A Scandal in Paris (1928) The Gallant Hussar (1928) It Was Me (1936)
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Who was Artúr Bárdos?
Hungarian writer and theatre director (1882–1974)
When was Artúr Bárdos born?
Artúr Bárdos was born on 2 April 1882 in Budapest.
When did Artúr Bárdos die?
Artúr Bárdos died on 10 August 1974 in Buffalo.
What was Artúr Bárdos's occupation?
Artúr Bárdos was a journalist, screenwriter, writer, translator, theatre director and director.
What nationality was Artúr Bárdos?
Artúr Bárdos was Hungarian.
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APA: Biography.guide. (2026). Artúr Bárdos. https://biography.guide/artur-bardos/
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