Personal details
- Birth Date: 1957-09-08
- Height: 6′ 2½″ (1.89 m)
- Birth Location: Abony, Hungary
- Children: (3 children) Gergö Mucsi
- Professions: Actor
Zoltán Mucsi—now there’s a name that pops up in some seriously interesting places. Born back in 1957, in this little Hungarian town called Abony, he’s the sort of actor who’s been around the block more than a few times. You’ve probably seen his face even if you didn’t realize it; he’s got that “Hey, I know that guy!” energy. He’s rocked roles in pretty heavy-hitting films like “Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy” from 2011, which, let’s be honest, is about as far from a popcorn flick as you can get. It’s all spies, secrets, and double-crossing, and Mucsi just fits right in, blending into that shadowy, brainy vibe. But don’t get it twisted—he’s not just some random extra. He’s carried more than his share of scenes in other movies too, like “1” from 2009 and “Libiomfi” in 2003. Each role, totally different energy. Sometimes he’s got this gruff, world-weary thing going on, other times there’s a wild, unpredictable spark. Dude’s versatile, no doubt. Off-screen, Zoltán’s got his own life rolling. He’s married to Andrea Moldvai Kiss, and they’ve got three kids—a full crew. Kind of wild to imagine him juggling that with a film schedule, but hey, somehow he makes it work. You get the sense he’s one of those lifers in the acting game, just grinding away, picking up interesting gigs, refusing to blend into the background. No big Hollywood glitz, just a guy who loves his craft and keeps showing up, year after year.
referencennSo, here’s a little gem for you—Andrea Moldvai Kiss, yeah, the actress, actually pops up for a cameo in Nekem lámpást adott kezembe az Úr Pesten, that wild 1998 flick. She’s not just anybody either; she’s the wife of the film’s director. Honestly, it’s one of those blink-and-you-miss-it appearances, but it’s kind of a cool Easter egg for fans who dig deep. The movie itself is a quirky Hungarian black comedy, loaded with oddball humor and a cast of unforgettable characters stumbling around Budapest. Andrea’s cameo doesn’t steal the show or anything like that, but knowing she’s there adds a fun little layer if you’re into behind-the-scenes tidbits. It’s almost like a private wink from the director to those paying attention. Sometimes, those tiny details make rewatching a film way more interesting, especially when you’re picking out faces you didn’t notice the first time around.
September 8, 1957
6′ 2½″ (1.89 m)
Konidela Ram Charan
Abony, Hungary
Yes, Gergö Mucsi
67 years old