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Geza Herczeg (1888–1954)

Hungarian-American playwright and screenwriter Geza Herczeg was also a newspaper publisher and covered the Balkan Wars and later World War I as a correspondent. In 1926 he was granted an interview with Benito Mussolini in Rome; in 1936 he was invited back, and asked to translate and produce a play Mussolini had written about the last days of Napoleon... See full bio »

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(age 65) in Rome, Lazio, Italy

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Filmography

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1967 Theatre 625 (TV series)
The Burning Bush (1967) (play)
 
1956 Jhansi Ki Rani (screenplay / as Geza Herzeg)
 
1955 Lux Video Theatre (TV series)
The Inside Story (1955) (original screenplay)
The Life of Emile Zola (1955) (original screenplay)
 
1953 Decameron Nights (treatment)
 
1950 Rapture (screenplay)
 
1950 Women Without Names (screenplay - uncredited)
 
1948 The Vicious Circle (play "The Burning Bush")
 
1948 The Inside Story (story)
 
1941 The Shanghai Gesture (collaborator for adaptation)
 
1937 The Life of Emile Zola (screenplay / story)
 
1934 Wonder Bar (based on the play by)
 
1926 A Sister of Six (novel)
 
1925 Das goldene Kalb (idea / as Franz Herczeg)
 
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Other Works:

(????) Novel: "Die sieben Töchter der Frau Gyurkovics" (filmed as A Sister of Six) See more »

Alternate Names:

Franz Herczeg | Geza Herzeg
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