Born in Kisvárda, Austria-Hungary — Mar 30 1891• Died Jun 06 1976

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Victor Varconi (born Mihály Várkonyi, 31 March 1891 – 6 June 1976) was a highly successful silent film actor in Hungary. Born in Kisvárda, Austria-Hungary, Varconi was the first Hungarian actor to make a film in the United States. His normal speaking accent sounded almost exactly like that of Transylvanian Bela Lugosi. He worked under contract to Cecil B. DeMille, and played Pontius Pilate in DeMille's 1927 production of The King of Kings. Because of his accent, Varconi's popularity waned with the advent of sound…
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Al Morton

Count d'Auberge

Lord of Ashdod


Lubbock

Painted Horse

Captain Simeon Ecuyer

Ladislaw

Primitivo

Gen. Aguirre

General Emmanuel Jesus Maria Gomez

Pontius Pilate - Governor of Judea

Paul Roya

Finance Minister Zavitch

Grand Duke

Count Ivan Karloff

Robert Fyfe

Fisherman

Paul Anders

Clifford Kent

Don Balthazar (Monterey Captain of the Guards)

Jules

Paul Borodoff

Victor Hugo

Miller

Italian Naval Chaplain Vanzano


Col. Gautier

Capt. Cordova

Dr. LaFerriere

William Silver

Priester des Lyzeums - Engel des Herrn

Rudolph Hess

Bookkeeper

Dr. Kane Ruyter

Hendrick Van Deuren

Amos Hart

Alfred Germont

Jarl Dvorjak

Enemy Security Officer

Gomez

Prince Dimitri

Lorenz Gruber

Cavas

Horatio Nelson

Dr. Myer

Jean Morell

Wire Arno

Jerry Wilson

Oliver Evans

Col. Otto von Ritter

Kamaroff

Otto Lieberman
Danilo

Száki János, festõmüvész

Szabó Gyuri


Victor Lestrade

Glauco

Gabriel Amari

Artur Franchini

Herr mit vielen Namen

Karl Linden

El Captain Thunder

Bob Peters
Medardus Klähr

George Vandeau

Miklós

Dr. Rittenhaus

Czeslaw

George La Fuente

Baracs (as Várkonyi Mihály)

Niki hadnagy

Clifford Ramsay

Andris, a csikóslegény

Stephen Ronsart

Pal