Zoltán Latinovits
Zoltán Latinovits ( born September 9, 1931 in Budapest, † June 4, 1976 in Balatonszemes ) was a Hungarian stage and film actor.
As an extra Latinovits appeared at the theater in Debrecen, Miskolc and later in 1962 in Budapest at the Comedy Theatre and at the Thalia Theatre. He had in 1959, in which he played in Imre Feher Gyalog a mennyorszagba a scientist in a love triangle His film debut. Other leading roles he took over as a theologian Gábor Zoltán Csiky in Várkonyis Fotó Háber (1963 ), semmiért as a sculptor in György Palásthys Sok hüség (1966 ) and as Juliet's lover Vili in Frigyes Mamcserovs Alfa és Júlia Rómeó (1968). For his performance in writer Gyorgy Revesz ' Utazás a koponyám körül - a literary adaptation by Frigyes Karinthy - 1970 he received an award for Best Actor at the Film Festival of San Sebastian. Several times Latinovits worked with the director Zoltan Fabri, so hozta in Isten, őrnagy úr (1969 ), 141 perc a befejezetlen mondatból (1974) and Az ötödik (1976).
Latinovits was married until his suicide with the actress Éva Ruttkai. In 1990, the Kossuth Prize, he was posthumously awarded.