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Ernest Vajda

Hungarian screenwriter, playwright, novelist, and actor.

Known for: Writing
Place of birth: Komárno, Austria-Hungary [now Slovakia]

Known for

The Smiling Lieutenant1931
The Merry Widow1934
The Love Parade1929
Broken Lullaby1932
Marie Antoinette1938

Writer

Stars and Stripes Forever1952
They Dare Not Love1941
He Stayed for Breakfast1940

Dramatic School1938

Marie Antoinette1938

The Great Garrick1937

Personal Property1937

A Woman Rebels1936

The Merry Widow1934

The Barretts of Wimpole Street1934

Reunion in Vienna1933

Payment Deferred1932

Smilin' Through1932

Mister AlbertMonsieur Albert1932

Broken Lullaby1932

Service for Ladies1932

The Guardsman1931

The Smiling Lieutenant1931

Son of India1931

Tonight or Never1931

Monte Carlo1930

Such Men Are Dangerous1930

The Love Parade1929

Marquis Preferred1929

Innocents of Paris1929

Manhattan Cocktail1928

His Private Life1928

Manhattan Cowboy1928

Loves of an Actress1928

His Tiger Lady1928

A Night of Mystery1928

The Woman on Trial1927

Service for Ladies1927

You Never Know Women1926

The Cat's Pajamas1926

The Crown of Lies1926

Grounds for Divorce1925

Tragedy in the House of HabsburgTragödie im Hause Habsburg1924

Hotel Potemkin1924

Jedermanns Weib1924

The Unknown TomorrowDas unbekannte Morgen1923

Samson and DelilaSamson und Delila1922

Masters of the SeaHerren der Meere1922

Die Schuld der Lavinia Morland1921

The ParrotA papagály1913

The Merry WidowA víg özvegy1912