Sándor Suka

Sándor Suka (1921-1993) was a Hungarian voice actor who dubbed Statler on Breki és a többiek (The Muppet Show) and in Brekiék Hollywoodban (The Muppets Go Hollywood).
Suka acted on stage, playing comedy rules in Shakespeare (such as Bottom in A Midsummer's Night Dream) and Molière, as well as operas (Die Fledermaus as Frosch) and musicals (Dolittle in a 1972 production of My Fair Lady). He was a frequent supporting player in Hungarian TV and film (often as military or police types) and appeared in the 1970 Franz Liszt biopic Szerelmi álmok - Liszt (as Richard Haydn). 
He entered dubbing in 1958, frequently as the Hungarian voice of French comedian Louis de Funès, as well as Martin Balsam in Twelve Angry Men, Peter Lorre in Arsenic and Old Lace, and Fred Astaire in That's Entertainment! He dubbed Ian Holm in Chariots of Fire, Ray Walston in The Sting, William Prince in Family Plot, and Louis Gossett, Jr. in Roots. In animation, he dubbed Bashful in Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, Maurice in Beauty and the Beast, a monkey in The Jungle Book, and was heard in several Hungarian animated features and series.
==External links==
*IMDb
*Hungarian dubbing database
Category:International Voice Actors