Orsolya Tóth
Hungarian actress in film and theatre
Born
November 20th, 1981
43 years ago
Category
Performers & Entertainers
Country
Hungary
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An actress garnered recognition in Hungarian cinema and theatre. Featured in the film "The Last Word" and the television series "The Last Station". Experience spans various prestigious stages and productions, showcasing dramatic and comedic roles. Contributions to the theatre scene have included participation in both contemporary and classic plays, often receiving accolades for performances. Tóth has collaborated with numerous directors and artistic companies, enhancing the cultural landscape of her homeland through artistic expression.
The Last Word
The Last Station
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