Beregi, Oszkár
BEREGI, OSZKÁR
BEREGI, OSZKÁR (1876–1966), Hungarian actor, famous for his Shakespearean roles. Beregi worked for three years with Max Reinhardt in Berlin and became a member of the Pest National Theater in 1899. Nationalist elements brought about his dismissal in 1910 and he went to Vienna. By 1925 he was acting in Hollywood and appeared in Anything Can Happen (1952), Call Me Madam (1953), and Desert Legion (1953).
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