Margit Symo
Margit Symo (13 September 1913 – 6 October 1992) was a Hungarian-born German actress. She was married to the composer Willy Mattes, with whom she had a daughter Eva Mattes.
Also recorded as Margit Simó
Margit Symo
- Full name
- Simó Margit.
- Born
- 1913. · Budapest District VIII.
- Died
- 1992. · Munich.
- Nationality
- Germany and Austria.
- Occupation
- actress, dancer, singer and musician.
- Teachers
- Frida M. Adorjánné.
- Languages
- German and Hungarian.
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Margit Symo vécut du 13 septembre 1913 au 6 octobre 1992 et fut actrice, chanteuse, musicienne et danseuse.
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Margit Symo naquit le 13 septembre 1913 à Budapest. Margit Symo mourut le 6 octobre 1992 à Munich.
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Selected filmography
• Gypsy Blood (1934) • A Night on the Danube (1935) • Autobus S (1937) • The Yellow Flag (1937) • The Ways of Love Are Strange (1937) • Not a Word About Love (1937) • The Irresistible Man (1937) • Carmen, la de Triana (1938) • Nights in Andalusia (1938) • Flower of the Tisza (1939) • Between River and Steppe (1939) • Der Postmeister (1940) • The Thing About Styx (1942) • To Be God One Time (1942) • An Old Heart Becomes Young Again (1943) • The Little Town Will Go to Sleep (1954) • I Often Think of Piroschka (1955) • The Mad Bomberg (1957) • Fear Eats the Soul (1974)
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Budapest District VIII.
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