Born May 25, 1894·Died August 15, 1971 (at 77)·Budapest, Austria-Hungary [now Hungary]·Male
Paul Lukas (originally named Pál Lukács) was a Hungarian born stage, screen, radio, and television actor, in Hollywood from 1927.
Talk shows, festival coverage and documentary appearances, kept out of the acting list.
Himself (archive footage)
Hollywood Out-takes and Rare Footage
Himself (archive footage, uncredited)
Himself
Himself
Dr. Nagy
Baron Vincennes
Capo Riccione
Ambassador Korvin
Dr. Werner
Stein
Dr. Stoller
Maximillian Dauphin
Dr. Krug
Dr. Steinfeldt
Karl Messerman
Karl von Hartrott
Dr. Dohmler
Baron Saradin
Ernst Janning
Saint Denis
Ernst Janning
Charles Lagarde
Prof. Pierre Arronax
Charles Lagarde
Lama
Franz Kralik
Gabbo the Great
Dr. Heinrich Bernhardt
Albert Frédéric
Sir Meyer Isaacson
Gus Hoffman
Nicholas 'Nick' Bederaux
Martin Schulz
Inspector Marcel Bonet
Kurt Müller
Reinhardt
Hungarian Professor
Baron von Helsing
W. S. Bruhl
Parada
Louie Zoltini
Yuan Sing
Hessler
François Dupré
Dr. Kassell
Dr. Hartz
Jack Pethurst
Baron Philip de Beaufort
Prof. Paul Bernardy
Anton Kronsky
John Barta
Arnold Iselin
Stephan Norman
Athos
Robert Lenhart
Philo Vance
Flambeau
The Corpse
Rupert von Marwitz
Paul Vadja
Victor Gresham
Victor Banki
Rumowski
Josef
Prof. Bhaer
Colonel Carl Ehrlich
Phil Carida
Captain Walter Brink
Walter Bernsdorf
Peter Stanislavsky
Antonie 'Tony' de Sola
Lt. Kurt Kurtoff
Albert
Ken
Dr. Nicholas Faber
Dr. Karl Bemis
Tino Caraffa, aka "Gus" Diruvo
Dr. Joseph Von Schrader
Michael Morda
Julien Fields
Stephen Lucarno
Big Fellow Maskal
Colin Graham
Eric
Gustave Saxon
Berci
Dr. Reynolds
Adolph Mohler
Von Baden
Malatroff
Boris
Nick Pogli
David Tyler
Bailey
Boris Renov
The General's Son Vladimir
Dr. Durande
James Clayton
Count Dietrich Wallentin
Don Ramon de Linea
Gáthy Lõrinc (as Lukács Pál)
Ettore Ricco, the Tenor
Boccaccio
Gordon-Philips György herceg (as Lukács Pál)
