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of his son, Bela Jr, & family. In 2011, he tried to auction it off for over a million dollars. It didn't sell. Plenty of images & documentation online prove this. Why so little care for this article? The notorious reputation of Wiki for wrong info is proudly displayed at this page! — Preceding
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I've read in other web accounts that Lugosi helped start the Screen Actors' Guild, just as he did similarly when he worked in Europe. If this is true, it may help to explain why Lugosi didn't get many roles at the bigger studios. When the knowledge of Nazi atrocities became known, his typecasting as
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The next issue is: which one do we choose? According to IMdB, he was billed as Lugosi Béla only in films he made before coming to the USA. After that, it was only ever Bela Lugosi. We can't pretend he never had an early life in
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The article says that "Lugosi Béla" is his native name and "Béla Lugosi" is just the Western name order (and no doubt about it, the name he was known as). Yet, it goes on to say that "Béla Lugosi" is just a stage name and he was born "Béla Ferenc Dezső Blaskó." So, was he born as "Blaskó Béla Ferenc
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Truth. Bela was a actor through and through and very much the showman. I will conceed this one. I always wondered about this statement because the dates didn't make much sense. I know that some in the European intellectual community (ie: scientists, university personel, the artistic communities)
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The second paragraph of the "Typecasting" section is a mess. It seems to simultaneously suggest that he was both interested and not interested in the role of Frankenstein's monster. It dismisses the legend that he turned it down, then claims that "despite not being interested" he was replaced. Which
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This article has way too much wrong info to correct it all. You guys don't bother with facts check? Fingers broken, can't Google? Here's one: "The cape Lugosi wore in Dracula (1931) survives today in the ownership of Universal Studios." Wrong! A quick Google search shows you that it's in possession
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So I'm in full agreement on moving this to Bela Lugosi and consistently using that form when discussing his stage and film career in the US (and England and anywhere else once he was established and using that name). If the birth punctuation can indeed be thoroughly confirmed, then I'd say we could
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I would say "Bela Lugosi" (no accent) should be the acceptable page name and reference name for the article, because that is the name he is known as across the English-speaking world. His birth name isn't even Lugosi, and "Béla Lugosi" (or as you said, rather "Lugosi Béla") was a stage name adapted
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I fully understand that the accented form is the correct Hungarian orthography, and probably the way he spelt his own name. However, we use Béla 14 times as against 27 times for Bela. That's the first issue: lack of consistency. Better to have either all Bélas or all Belas, than this mish-mash.
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The surnames he used were Blaskó, Olt and Lugosi. Béla is a common given name in Hungary. English name order is given name + middle name(s) + surname. Hungarian name order is surname + given name + "other name(s)" (it doesn't seem to make a lot of sense to call them "middle names" there, because
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From the little I've learned from various accounts, his portrayal in the 1931 film was mostly done phonetically. He was learning English at the time but wasn't in full control of the language when he made the movie. By the mid-30s, his English was considerably better, although he still spoke with a
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I read this interview too. I always discounted the "scared of the Nazis" premise on a number of grounds, mainly that he was a bit of a careerist. I would take 99% of what Lugosi says with more than an ample pinch of salt. He had settled and appeared in his first American film in 1923, long before
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I might be wrong about the fact that Bela Lugosi left AS the Naxis were invading, but I know he did fear the Nazi presence in Europe. He spoke of this in an interview he gave in the 1940s. He mentioned this as one of the reasons he wanted to leave Europe, before things got worse. My husband owns
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Didn't Bela do a cameo in the Wolfman, as the original cursed creature who Bites the main character. (The name slips my mind.) I believe he was the husband of the gypsy woman. That's not in here, and I know he's in it cuz i work at a video store and the cover of the dvd says "WITH BELA LUGOSI!"
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A little historical perspective might be helpful here. First, bear in mind that the fascist takeover in Italy took place in the early twenties and during WWII there was no real distinction drawn between Nazism and Fascism generally. Second, Bela had to flee Hungary following the collapse of the
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Well, if Austria-Hungary makes someone Romanian then probably the Dalai Lama is Romanian as well. :) I mean, um, he was Hungarian when he was born and while he was alive. I don't think someone changes nationality because the birthplace got annected to another country.
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by the way, though of course there's no idea what their source was for that), and so on. By the way, the director of both of those films was, at the time, named "Mihály Kertész." However, he is best known as
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all of his movies and is so into Bela it is scary! (Scarier than Bela's movies I'm afraid, LOL!) I will check my facts again since it has been a while since I viewed the interview. (Yes, we own this too!)
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