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Hédi Váradi

1929 – 1987

Hungarian actress

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Lived 1929 – 1987 (aged 57). Hédi Váradi was a Hungarian actor.

Hédi Váradi (22 September 1929 – 11 April 1987) was a Hungarian actress.

Biography At the age of 18, Hédi took acting lessons from the Hungarian acting teacher Kálmán Rózsahegyi at the Academy of Drama and Film in Budapest. In her classes, she met other types of artists such as Berek Kati and Imre Soós.

She was for a long time married to Ferenc Bessenyei, but the couple later divorced. After refusing life-saving surgery, she later died from a serious illness. She was laid to rest at the Kerepesi Cemetery in Budapest.

Personal life After 1952, Hédi started working in the Madách Theatre in Budapest, and from 1964, she worked in the National Theatre until her death. Her forceful personality and deep, catching style of play made excellent comedy and drama roles. She was famous for her role in Shakespeare's comedy play A Midsummer Night's Dream as Titania.

Major theatre roles Romeo and Juilet - Juliet Caesar and Cleopatra - Cleopatra (1955) Paradise Lost - Mira The Tragedy of Man - Eve After the Fall - Maggie Yegor Bulychov and Others - Kszenyija

Acting roles Filmography Singing Makes Life Beautiful (1950) Kiskrajcár (1953) Föltámadott a tenger (parts I-II. (1953) Ifjú szívvel (1953) Mese a tizenkét találatról (1956) A tettes ismeretlen (1957) Adventure in Gerolstein (1957) Éjfélkor (1957) Vasvirág (1958) Micsoda éjszaka (1958) Kölyök (1959) Fapados szerelem (1959) Egy régi villamos (1960) Alba Regia (1961) Puskák és galambok (1961) Délibáb minden mennyiségben (1961) Meztelen diplomata (1963) Már nem olyan időket élünk (1963) Az orvos halála (1965) Harlekin és szerelmese (1966) Kötelék (1967) Dóra jelenti (1968) Pokolrév(1969) Az örökös (1969) Nápolyt látni és... (1972) Az utolsó kézirat (1986)

Television films A mama (1958) Vihar a Sycomore utcában (1960) Hotel Germánia (1962) Ne éljek, ha nem igaz (1962) Gömböc (1962) Utak (1963) Az utolsó budai pasa (1963) Hivatalos utazás (1963) Menazséria (1964) Amerikából jöttem (1965) Az asszony és az igazság (1966) Oly korban éltünk 1-5. (1966–67) Germán vakáció (1967) Könnyű kis gyilkosság (1967) Három találkozás (1968) Nyomozók társasága (1969) Tévedni isteni dolog (1970) Asszonyok mesélik (1970) Kérem a következőt! (1974) Egy gazdag hölgy szeszélye (1986)

Animated films Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs (1937)

Honours On 11 April 2003, the 16th anniversary of Hédi's death, Deputy Mayor John Schiffer inaugurated a memorial ceremony to the actress at her former residence in the Hercegprímás District of Budapest on Second Street.

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Education
University of Theatre and Film Arts
Awards
Kossuth Prize; Jászai Mari Prize; Farkas–Ratkó Award; Meritorius Artist of Hungary; Great Artist of Hungary Award
Also known as
Hedi Varadi

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Frequently asked questions

Who was Hédi Váradi?

Hungarian actress (1929–1987)

When was Hédi Váradi born?

Hédi Váradi was born on 22 September 1929 in Újpest.

When did Hédi Váradi die?

Hédi Váradi died on 11 April 1987 in Budapest.

What was Hédi Váradi's occupation?

Hédi Váradi was an actor.

What nationality was Hédi Váradi?

Hédi Váradi was Hungarian.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Hédi Váradi

· Wikidata: Q1413044

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