Bela Bugar
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* Apr. 18, 1931, Bratislava, † May 20, 2011, Komárom / actor. ; ; In 1950, he became a member of the Faluspénzás Theatre in Bratislava, where he performed until 1952. In 1953, he was a founding member of the Hungarian Regional Theatre in Révkomárom, and after the theatre's name change in 1990, he continued to perform as a member of the Jókai Theatre in Komárom. He last appeared on stage in February 2005 in Friedrich Schiller's play: Armany és szerelem, in the role of the butler. In 2008, he became a permanent member of the Jókai Theatre in Komárom. ; ; – His main theatrical roles: ; Lucentio (William Shakespeare: The Lady with the Sword), George (John Steinbeck: Of Mice and Men), Liliom (Ferenc Molnár: Liliom), Eddie Carbone (Arthur Miller: A View from the Bridge), Ferdinand (Friedrich Schiller: Intrigue and Love), Tardiveau (Marc Michael–Eugène Labiche: The Italian Straw Hat), Kanyar (Ján Solovič: S.O.S), Rudolf (Blanka Jirásková: Confusion), Illér (Mihály Kmeczkó: The Battle of the Dogheads), Cominius, Senator (Gyula Háy: CALiguLÓ), Ice-Gapó, Menelaus (Sándor Weöres: The Moon Boatman), Szász (István Csurka: The Housekeeper's Lament), Mátyás (Bertolt Brecht: The Beggar's Opera), Fischl (Ivan Bukovčan: Before the Cock Crows), Moracchio (Carlo Goldoni: The Fan), Voivode Bakics (Gyula Háy: Mohács), Uncle Berci (Zsigmond Móricz: Relatives), Pázmár (Kálmán Mikszáth: The Case of the Noszty Boy with Marí Tóth), Father (Osvald Záhradník: Fireworks), Klitty-klatty (László F. Kőszeghy: Lazy Kingdom), Fleuron, retired lieutenant general (Mihály Eisemann–Gyula Somogyi–István Zágon: Black Peter), Ireneus, the blacksmith (Sándor Márai: Citizens of Košice), Varga Lehel, Carpenter (Ákos Kertész: Name Day), Senator (William Shakespeare: Coriolanus), Boros (Osvald Záhradník: Postscript), Geography teacher (Ferenc Molnár: Doctor), The autopsy (Bertolt Brecht: The Prosperity of Sichuan), Minister of Justice (Zejtuncjan Percs: A Free Man), Bán Mikhál (József Katona: Bán Bánk), Canty (Mark Twain: The Beggar and Prince), Sub-Prefect Sauveral (Georges Feydeau: Mickey the Oystercatcher), Linzman (Ferenc Molnár: Liliom), Tóni Bodó (Béla Lovicsek: Terminal), Baron Örkényi (Gergely Csiky: The Grandmother), Gendarme (Joseph Stein–Aléchem Sólem: Fiddler on the Roof), Captain of the Inquisition (Dale Wasserman: Knight of La Mancha), Fater (Ernő Szép: Groom), Brigade Leader, Policeman (György Schwajda: Help). ; – Film: Somewhere in Hungary ; – Literature: György Székely: Hungarian Theatre Arts Lexicon (1994), László Tóth (together with Tamás Gusztáv Filep): Eighty Years of Hungarian Theatre in (Czechoslovakia) 1918–1989 (1999), László Tóth: In the Footsteps of Déryné. The History of Hungarian Theatre in Komárom II. (1998), Backstage, festive edition (2002), Péter Tarics: From the Baptism of Fire to the Cross 1952–1997 (1997), Theatre Yearbooks (OSZMI Budapest), Divadlá na Slovensku (From the 1970/71 season to 2010/11).