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Mari Törőcsik

Mari Törőcsik

Actor · Born 1935-11-23 · Pély, Hungary

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Biography

Mari Törőcsik (born Marián Törőcsik; 23 November 1935 – 16 April 2021) was a Hungarian stage and film actress. She appeared in more than 170 films from 1956 to 2020. She won the award for Best Actress at the 1976 Cannes Film Festival for the film Mrs. Dery Where Are You?

Movies & TV Shows

  1. Music Box (1989) — Magda Zoldan
  2. Sunshine (1999) — Older Kato
  3. The Boys of Paul Street (1969) — Nemecsek's Mother
  4. Love (1971) — Luca
  5. Electra, My Love (1974) — Elektra
  6. Silence and Cry (1968) — Teréz
  7. Merry-Go-Round (1956) — Pataki Mari
  8. Aurora Borealis: Northern Light (2017) — Mária
  9. Slap-Jack (1992) — Lojzi mama
  10. Whooping Cough (1987) — Nagyi
  11. Cat's Play (1974) — Maid
  12. Binding Sentiments (1969) — Balassáné - Edit
  13. Diary for My Father and My Mother (1990) — Vera
  14. Men in the Nude (2006) — (archive footage) (as Mari Törőcsik)
  15. Sweet Anna (1958) — Édes Anna
  16. St. Peter's Umbrella (1958) — Bélyi Veronika
  17. Be Good All Your Life (1960) — Bella
  18. The Outpost (1995)
  19. Long Twilight (1997) — Öregasszony
  20. Forbidden Relations (1983) — Juli Anyja
  21. Daniel Takes a Train (1985) — Mariann anyja
  22. Dead Landscape (1972) — Juli, Kántor felesége
  23. Ants' Nest (1971) — Virginia
  24. Skylark (1965) — Margit
  25. A Guest of life (2006) — Narrator
  26. Mrs. Dery Where Are You? (1975) — Déryné
  27. Iron Flower (1958) — Cink Vera
  28. A Long Weekend in Pest and Buda (2003) — Török Mari
  29. Trotta (1971)
  30. Those Who Wear Glasses (1969) — Mari (as Törõcsik Mari)
  31. Two Confessions (1957) — Erzsi
  32. Good Evening, Love (1972) — Varga Veronika
  33. Swing (2014) — Emmi
  34. A Journey Around My Skull (1970) — Szonya
  35. A Mad Night (1970) — Évike - Lajos felesége (as Törõcsik Mari)
  36. There Was Once a Family (1972) — Erzsi néni
  37. Sons of Fire (1973)
  38. Scorpio Eats Gemini for Breakfast (1992) — Maskó
  39. Rothschild's Violin (1996) — Marfa
  40. Nobel (2001) — Inge Dietrich