György Kézdy

György Kézdy (1936-2013) was a Hungarian voice actor who dubbed Animal on Breki és a többiek (The Muppet Show) and Brekiék Hollywoodban (The Muppets Go Hollywood), as well as guest star Marty Feldman.February 25, 1985 Hungarian TV listing. 20.05
Kézdy entered dubbing in 1966, heard in European imports including the 1968 modern day French version of The Count of Monte Cristo. He dubbed Charles Aznavour in two films, Don Knotts in The Apple Dumpling Gang and its sequel, F. Murray Abraham in the miniseries Marco Polo, Buster Keaton in A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum, and Randall Duk Kim in The Matrix Reloaded. Cartoon credits included Hungarian animated features, the French co-production Time Masters, and Corpse Bride (Pastor Galswell).
Kézdy was a stage actor, performing in Shakespeare, Moliere, and others, as well as modern plays such as a 2000 production of Ten Little Indians (Judge Wargrave). He was active in Hungarian film and television from 1959 onwards. He was a regular on the long-running soap opera Szomszédok as Dr. Viragh from 1988 to 1999. English language credits include the 1990 TV movie Forgotten Prisoners: The Amnesty Files (with Matthew Scurfield) and the film Sunshine (with Ralph Fiennes). 
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==External links==
*IMDb
*Hungarian dubbing database
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Category:International Voice Actors