- 1883 –
February 12, 1955),
known in the English-speaking
world as S. Z.
Sakall, was a Hungarian-American
stage and film
character actor. He
appeared in...
- Blyth,
Edmund Purdom, John Ericson,
Louis Calhern,
Edmund Gwenn, S. Z.
Sakall and
Betta St. John. The film is an
adaptation of the 1924
operetta of the...
-
Vincent Youmans was
augmented with
songs by
other composers.
Uncle Max (S. Z.
Sakall)
expresses displeasure to his
grandniece and grandnephew, who are making...
- own
unique knowledge. The
supporting cast
includes Oscar Homolka, S. Z.
Sakall,
Henry Travers,
Richard Haydn, Dana Andrews, and Dan Duryea. In 2016, the...
- Day and Gene Nelson, and
directed by
David Butler.
Gladys George, S.Z.
Sakall,
Billy De Wolfe,
Florence Bates, and Anne
Triola appear in support. Songs...
-
refugee John
Qualen as Berger, Laszlo's
Resistance contact S. Z.
Sakall (credited as S. K.
Sakall) as Carl, the
waiter Dooley Wilson as Sam.
Wilson was one of...
-
directed by
Robert Z. Leonard. It
stars Judy Garland, Van Johnson, S. Z.
Sakall,
Spring Byington,
Clinton Sundberg, and
Buster Keaton in his
first featured...
-
Peter Milne. The film
stars Jack Carson, Ann Sothern,
Robert Alda, S. Z.
Sakall,
Robert Ellis and
Richard Rober. The film was
released by
Warner Bros. on...
-
Eddie Cantor,
Dennis Morgan, Joan Leslie,
Edward Everett Horton and S.Z.
Sakall. Two
theater producers try to
stage a
wartime charity extravaganza called...
- Eisinger,
Walter Janssen,
Oskar Karlweis,
Willi Forst,
Gretl Theimer, and S.Z.
Sakall. It is an
operetta written directly for the screen, with
music by Robert...
