Attila Tyll

Attila Tyll (1923-2002) was a Hungarian voice actor who dubbed Statler on Breki és a többiek (The Muppet Show) from the second season onward.
Tyll served as a soldier during World War II, when Hungary was first a willing member of the Axis Powers and then during occupation after secret government peace overtures towards the Allies. After imprisonment as a POW in the Soviet Union, he began acting on stage in Shakespeare and other plays. He entered dubbing in the 1960s, usually heard as prominent character actors or in bit parts. Tyll lent his voice to Yoda in The Empire Strikes Back and was heard in several Hitchcock films, dubbing John Williams in Dial M for Murder, Nigel Bruce in Rebecca, and John McIntire in Psycho. He dubbed Henry Fonda in Meteor, Melvyn Douglas in Being There, Vincent Price in Edward Scissorhands, Richard Vernon in The Pink Panther Strikes Again and Evil Under the Sun, William Schallert in In the Heat of the Night, and William Hickey in Sea of Love. 
Tyll appeared in Hungarian film and worked heavily in television, including several historical dramas. He played the stock American tycoon in a 1978 TV adaptation of Sam the Sudden and was seen in co-productions with France (Einstein) and Italy (Il Treno per Istanbul). 
==External links==
*IMDb
*Hungarian dubbing database
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Category:International Voice Actors