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[Opinion] “It Would Have Been Enough if He only Directed the National Theater” - Gyula Bodrogi Said What He Thinks of Attila Vidnyánszky

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Over the past nine decades, Gyula Bodrogi has experienced everything that life could give: war trials, illnesses, childhood ridicule and the great political upheavals of culture. Nevertheless, he remains steadfastly optimistic and, by his own admission, his nervous system is his greatest gift. Although the theater world is regularly stirred up by battles in public life, the nation's actor has always kept himself away from direct politicization, …
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According to Gyula Bodrogi, Attila Vidnyánszky would have been enough to concentrate on leading the National Theatre. The National Actor spoke about the director in a recent interview, while not hiding his attitude to the conflicts of cultural and political life. He said that he prefers to watch boxing instead of the news – and he also revealed what he sees in the ring […] The post Gyula Bodrogi spoke about the situation surrounding the National…

The actor had previously indicated to Vidnyánszky that he thought he was taking on too many responsibilities at once. The post Gyula Bodrogi about Attila Vidnyánszky: The fact that he was there everywhere, is there, is really a lot first appeared on 24.hu.

·Budapest, Hungary
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Actor of the Nation claims that he prefers to watch boxing matches on TV instead of the battles of cultural and political life, because there the opposing sides fight each other in an exemplary way.

·Hungary
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Over the past nine decades, Gyula Bodrogi has experienced everything that life could give: war trials, illnesses, childhood ridicule and the great political upheavals of culture. Nevertheless, he remains steadfastly optimistic and, by his own admission, his nervous system is his greatest gift. Although the theater world is regularly stirred up by battles in public life, the nation's actor has always kept himself away from direct politicization, …

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Blikk.hu broke the news on Wednesday, September 2, 2026.
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