Eva Bartok

Eva Bartok was a beautiful and talented actor known for her classical theater roots and her first film being banned by communist censorship.

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June 18, 1927

August 01, 1998

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Eva Bartok, a Hungarian-born actress, gained recognition for her roles in numerous British, European, German, and Italian films throughout the 1950s and 1960s. She rose to prominence with her performance in “The Crimson Pirate” and went on to star in other popular films such as “Operation Amsterdam,” “Ten Thousand Bedrooms,” and “Blood and Black Lace” (1964). Bartok’s career spanned over two decades before she retired from acting. Some of her other notable works include “Cristina,” “Circus of Love,” “Madeleine Tel. Nr. 13 62 11,” and “Break in the Circle.” An interesting aspect of Bartok’s background is her classical theater training, which was evident in her acting. However, her first film in Hungary faced a ban due to communist censorship.