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Péter Rudolf (15 October 1959) is a Hungarian stage actor, movie actor, voice actor, director, stage director and screenwriter.

Life

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Rudolf was born in Budapest. He is the son of two teachers, Ottó Rudolf and Éva Galamb. He spent his childhood in Őrszentmiklós, Vácduka and Vác. He was fourteen years old when he moved to Budapest again.[1]

He has been married to Eszter Nagy-Kálózy, who works as an actress, since 1990 and they have three children, Szonja Rudolf, Olivér Rudolf and Flóra Quintus from Nagy-Kálózy’s previous marriage. His daughters are also stage actresses, and his son works as a director.[2]

Education

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He graduated from Móricz Zsigmond High School, and in 1979, after a year of military service, he was accepted to the University of Theatre and Film Arts in the class of László Márton, Péter Valló and Imre Montágh. He spent his traineeship at the Comedy Theatre of Budapest, where he played Puck in A Midsummer Night’s Dream as a fourth-year student. He graduated from the university in 1983.[1]

Career

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He started making movies while he was still in college, and during this period he played important roles in critically acclaimed movies such as Cha-Cha-Cha[3] (directed by János Kovácsi and released in 1982), Szerencsés Dániel (Daniel Takes a Train[4], directed by Pál Sándor and released in 1983) and Jób lázadása (The Revolt of Job[5], directed by Imre Gyöngyössy and Barna Kabay and released in 1983).[1]

After graduating in 1983, he joined the Comedy Theatre[6], where he was a member until 1998. While playing at the theatre he was working as a voice actor, appearing on radio shows and playing in Hungarian movies. After quitting the theatre, he was working as a freelancer.[1]

The first theatre production he directed was Dühöngő Ifjúság (Look Back in Anger) in 1992, which played regularly at the Pesti Theatre and was so successful that it sold out for years.[1]

He became a member of Centrál Theatre[7] from 2015 to 2016. The first movie he directed was the first part of the movie Üvegtigris (Glass Tiger), which he co-directed with Iván Kapitány. He directed the second and third parts of the movie. Between 2007 and 2011 he was one of the main leads in the television show Beugró (Stand-In, a short-form improvisational comedy television series). He became the director of the Comedy Theatre in 2021 and has held the position ever since.[8]

Directing credits

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Shakespeare plays

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The play premiered at the Comedy Theatre in 2010 on April 30.[9]

The play premiered at the Pesti Theatre[10], the chamber theatre of the Comedy Theatre in 2017 on September 29.[11]

The play premiered at the Comedy Theatre in 2022 on December 9.[12]

Other directing credits

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Premiere English Title Hungarian Title Theatre
1992 April 16 John Osborne: Look Back in Anger John Osborne: Dühöngő ifjúság Comedy Theatre
1993 November 3 Tony Kushner: Angels in America Tony Kushner: Angyalok Amerikában Comedy Theatre
1996 April 14 Carlo Goldoni: The Fan Carlo Goldoni: A legyező Comedy Theatre
1998 March 1 Arthur Miller: The Crucible Arthur Miller: A salemi boszorkányok Comedy Theatre
2001 May 19 Molière: The Misanthrope Molière: A mizantróp New Theatre (Budapest)
2001 September 28 Molière: The Misanthrope Molière: A mizantróp New Theatre
2003 October 10 August Strindberg: There Are Crimes and Crimes (Brott och brott) August Strindberg: Csak bűnök és bűnök New Theatre
2004 February 7 Tennessee Williams: A Streetcar Named Desire Tennessee Williams: A vágy villamosa Petőfi Theatre (Sopron)
2019 December 6 Molière: The Bourgeois Gentleman Molière: Az úrhatnám polgár Pécsi Nemzeti Theatre (Pécs)
2020 February 28 J. M. Synge: The Playboy of the Western World J. M. Synge: A nyugat császára Comedy Theatre
2020 October 16 Friedrich Dürrenmatt: The Visit Friedrich Dürrenmatt: Az öreg hölgy látogatása Comedy Theatre
References[13]


Acting credits

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Shakespearean roles

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he play premiered at the Comedy Theatre in 1983 on April 15. Péter Rudolf appeared in the role of Puck and Philostrat.[14]

The play premiered at the Comedy Theatre in 1984 on September 14. Péter Rudolf appeared in the role of Bagot, one of Richard’s henchmen.[15]

  • As You Like It by William Shakespeare

The play premiered at the Comedy Theatre in 1991 on October 5. Péter Rudolf appeared in the role of Touchstone, the court jester of Duke Frederick’s court.[16]

The play premiered at the Comedy Theatre in 1992 on December 19. Péter Rudolf appeared in the role of Mercutio, a relative of the prince and Romeo’s friend.[17]

The play premiered at the Comedy Theatre in 1999 on December 3. Péter Rudolf appeared in the role of Richard III.[18]

Other acting credits

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Premiere English Title Hungarian Title Theatre Role
1984 December 6 Tankred Dorst: Merlin or the Waste Land (Merlin oder Das wüste Land) Tankred Dorst: Merlin avagy a puszta ország Comedy Theatre Parzival
1986 March 15 Simon Gray: Quartermaine’s Terms Simon Gray: Kicsengetés Comedy Theatre Derek Meadle
1986 June 8 Joseph Kesselring: Arsenic and Old Lace Joseph Kesselring: Arzén és levendula Comedy Theatre Mortimer
1988 October 28 Makszim Gorkij: The Lower Depths Makszim Gorkij: Éjjeli menedékhely Comedy Theatre Alyoshka
1992 February 6 Goldoni: The Servant of Two Masters Goldoni: Két úr szolgája Comedy Theatre Silvio
1992 October 23 Bernstein: West Side Story Bernstein: West Side Story Comedy Theatre Action
1994 January 7 Arthur Miller: Incident at Vichy Arthur Miller: Közjáték Vichyben Comedy Theatre Lebeau
1994 October 28 Eugene O’Neill: Long Day’s Journey Into Night Eugene O’Neill: Utazás az éjszakába Comedy Theatre James Tyrone Jr.
1995 April 16 Shaw: Saint Joan Shaw: Szent Johanna Comedy Theatre Dauphin, Charles VII
1995 November 9 Chekhov: Ivanov(Иванов: драма в четырёх дейст) Csehov: Ivanov Comedy Theatre Michael Borkin
1997 March 23 Labiche: The Italian Straw Hat Labiche: Olasz szalmakalap Comedy Theatre Fadinard
1998 September 25 Kálmán: The Riviera Girl Kálmán: Csárdáskirálynő József Katona Theatre, Kecskemét Count Boni Kancsianu
1999 April 2 Gogol: The Overcoat Gogol: Köpönyeg  József Katona Theatre, Kecskemét Akaky Akakievich Bashmachkin
1999 October 14 Shaffer: Black Comedy Shaffer: Black Comedy Játékszín Brindsley Miller
2002 March 3 Jones: Stones In His Pocket Jones: Kövek a zsebben Thália Theatre Charlie Conlon, Simon, Caroline Giovanni, Fin, Clem, Jock Cambell, Mr. Harkin, Jirži
2002 October 20 Chekhov: Three Sisters Csehov: Három nővér Miklós Radnóti Theatre Tuzenbach
2008 April 12 Feydeau - Hannequin:The Ribadier System Feydeau - Hannequin: Fogat fogért New Theatre Savinet
2009 December 18 Brian Clark: Whose Life Is It Anyway? Brian Clark: Mégis kinek az élete? Centrál Theatre Ken Harrison
2011 February 18 Simon: Rumors Simon: Pletykafészek Centrál Theatre Lenny Ganz
2013 January 27 Gogol: Dead Souls Gogol: Holt lelkek Miklós Radnóti Theatre Chichikov
2016 March 5 Albee: Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf? Albee: Nem félünk a farkastól Centrál Theatre George
2018 December 14 David-Lindsay Abaire: Fuddy Meers David-Lindsay Abaire: Tökéletlenek Centrál Theatre Limping Man
2006 October 13 Allen: Central Park West Allen: Central Park West   Centrál Theatre Howard
References[19][13]

Awards

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List of awards received by Rudolf:[1][20][19]

  • Veszprém TV meeting best male performance award (1986)
  • Hegedűs Gyula Memorial Ring (Hegedűs Gyula-emlékgyűrű) (1990)
  • Jászai Award (1991)
  • Elisabeth Award (Erzsébet-díj) (1992)
  • Ajtay Andor Memorial Award (Ajtay Andor emlékdíj) (1995)
  • Radio Critics’ Award (Rádiókritikusok díja) (1996)
  • Best Dancer-Comedian of the Year Award (Az év legjobb táncos-komikus díja), Operetta Festival (1999)
  • Don Quixote Award (Don Quijote-díj), together with Eszter Nagy-Kálózy (1999/2000)
  • Súgó Csiga Award (2001, 2004)
  • Outstanding Artist (Kiváló Művész) (2002)
  • Pécs National Theatre Meeting: Best Male Performance (MASZK National Actors’ Association Award) (A MASZK Országos Színészegyesület díja) (2006)
  • Páger Antal Acting Award (Páger Antal-színészdíj) (2011)
  • Story Five Star Award (Story Ötcsillag-díj) (2011)
  • Kossuth Prize (2013)
  • Honorary Citizen of Budapest (2015)
  • Hungarian Olympic Committee Fair Play Award (Magyar Olimpiai Bizottság Fair play-díj), (fair play in art category) (2015)
  • Amphitheatre Award (Amfiteátrum díj) (2016)
  • Comet Award (Comet-díj), Male Actor of the Year (2016)
  • Centrál Theatre Audience Award (Centrál Színház közönségdíj) (2016)
  • Best Actor Award for the movie 1945, Warsaw Film Festival (2017)
  • Best Actor Award for the movie 1945 - Hungarian Film Week (2017)
  • Best Actor Award for the movie 1945 - Critics’ Choice Award (Kritikusok Díja) (2017)
  • Hungarian Film Award (Magyar Filmdíj): Best Actor in a Leading Role (2018)
  • Golden Medal Award (Arany Medál-díj) (2018)
  • Perpetual member of the Company of Immortals (2021)
  • Roboz Imre Award (Roboz Imre-díj) (2021)
  • Kopp-Skrabski Award (Kopp-Skrabski-díj) (2021)

References

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  1. ^ a b c d e f Exxite. "Rudolf Péter :: Vígszínház". www.vigszinhaz.hu (in Hungarian). Retrieved 2023-11-17.
  2. ^ Nóra, Szántó (2023-02-02). "Íme Rudolf Péter és Nagy-Kálózy Eszter gyerekei: Flóra, Szonja és Olivér szüleik nyomdokaiba léptek". femina.hu (in Hungarian). Retrieved 2023-12-03.
  3. ^ Kovácsi, János (1982-05-06), Cha-Cha-Cha (Comedy, Drama), Péter Rudolf, Rita Tallós, Mátyás Usztics, Magyar Televízió Müvelödési Föszerkesztöség (MTV) (I), Objektív Film, retrieved 2023-11-17
  4. ^ Sándor, Pál (1983-03-10), Szerencsés Dániel (Comedy, Drama, Thriller), Péter Rudolf, Sándor Zsótér, Katalin Szerb, Hunnia Filmstúdió, retrieved 2023-11-17
  5. ^ Gyöngyössy, Imre; Kabay, Barna (1983-12-01), Jób lázadása (Drama), Hédi Temessy, Ferenc Zenthe, Gábor Fehér, MAFILM Társulás Stúdió, Macropolis, Magyar Televízió Müvelödési Föszerkesztöség (MTV) (I), retrieved 2023-11-17
  6. ^ Exxite. "Vígszínház :: Vígszínház". www.vigszinhaz.hu (in Hungarian). Retrieved 2023-11-17.
  7. ^ Színház, Centrál. "Centrál Színház". Centrál Színház (in Hungarian). Retrieved 2023-11-17.
  8. ^ Színház, Centrál. "Rudolf Péter". Centrál Színház (in Hungarian). Retrieved 2023-11-17.
  9. ^ Shakespeare, William; Szabó Lőrinc; Riederauer Richárd; Hajdinák Judit; Hársing Hilda; Menczel Róbert; Füzér Anni. Ahogy tetszik: Vígjáték.
  10. ^ Exxite. "A Pesti Színház :: Vígszínház". www.vigszinhaz.hu (in Hungarian). Retrieved 2023-11-17.
  11. ^ Shakespeare, William; Mészöly Dezső; Rudolf Péter; Závada Péter; Szász Hanna; Kováts Gergely Csanád; Pater Sparrow; Füzér Anni; Pethő József. Lóvátett lovagok: komédia. Vodku Zenekar.
  12. ^ Shakespeare, William; Nádasdy Ádám; Hársing Hilda; Rudolf Péter; Khell Csörsz; Füzér Anni; Hársing Hilda; Molnár G. Nóra; Wunderlich József. Szeget szeggel: dühös vígjáték.
  13. ^ a b "OSZMI". szinhaztortenet.hu. Retrieved 2023-11-17.
  14. ^ Shakespeare, William; Arany János; Eörsi István; Presser Gábor; Kertes Zsuzsa; Fehér Miklós; Jánoskúti Márta. Szentivánéji álom: Vígjáték öt felvonásban két részben.
  15. ^ Shakespeare, William; Somlyó György; Szigeti István; Bátki Ildikó; Fehér Miklós; Jánoskúti Márta. II. Richárd: Tragédia öt felvonásban, két részben.
  16. ^ Shakespeare, William; Szabó Lőrinc; Melis László; Simon Andrea; Tóth András; Valló Péter; Szakács Györgyi. Ahogy tetszik: Vígjáték két részben.
  17. ^ Shakespeare, William; Mészöly Dezső; Melis László; Kutschera Éva; Valló Péter; Szakács Györgyi. Romeo és Júlia.
  18. ^ Shakespeare, William; Vas István; Spiró György; Regős Zsolt; Dávid Attila; Juhász Katalin. III. Richárd: Dráma.
  19. ^ a b "Rudolf Péter". www.szinhazvilag.hu. Retrieved 2023-11-17.
  20. ^ "OSZMI -". szinhaztortenet.hu. Retrieved 2023-11-17.
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