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Attila Horváth
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Attila Horváth was born on 4 January 1952 in Budapest, Hungary. He is a composer and actor, known for
Swing (2014)
,
Kísértések (2002)
and
Gyalogbéka (1985)
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Known for
Swing
6.0
Soundtrack
("Mennyit ér egy nö")
2014
Kísértések
7.1
Actor
2002
Gyalogbéka
8.0
TV Mini Series
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1985–1986 • 2 eps
Long Twilight
7.1
Actor
1997
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Composer
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1
Fele királyságom
TV Series
Composer
1988–1989
13 episodes
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2
Fele királyságom
TV Series
text writer
1989
2 episodes
Gyalogbéka
8.0
TV Mini Series
text writer
1985–1986
2 episodes
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Previous
2
Kísértések
7.1
2002
Long Twilight
7.1
1997
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Born
January 4
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1952
Budapest, Hungary
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