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Bánky Vilma (eredetileg: Koncsics) ( Nagydorog, 1901. január 9. – Los Angeles, Kalifornia, USA, 1991. március 18.) magyar színésznő, az amerikai némafilmek egyik legnagyobb magyar sztárja. Munkásságának elismerése, hogy csillagot kapott a hollywoodi hírességek sétányán.
Austro-Hungarian actress. Born Vilma Lonchit in Nagyrodog, near Budapest, Hungary, on January 9, 1898; died in 1992; daughter of a prominent politician; married Rod La Rocque (1898–1969, a film star), in 1927. Born in Budapest in 1898, Vilma Banky made her stage debut in Vienna; she then made films in Austria and Hungary starting in 1920.
Vilma Bánky was a Hungarian-born American silent film actress, although the early part of her acting career began in Budapest, spreading to France, Austria, and Germany. She was born Vilma Koncsics on January 9, 1901 to János Koncsics and Katalin Ulbert in Nagydorog, Austria-Hungary. Her father was a bureau chief under Franz Joseph’s Austro-Hungarian Empire. […]
12 de dic. de 1992 · Dec. 12, 1992 5 AM PT. Vilma Banky, known as the “Hungarian Rhapsody,” and the leading lady of silent screen stars Rudolph Valentino and Ronald Colman, has died. She was believed to be 94 ...
26 de ago. de 2010 · The story of Vilma Banky is almost too fantastic, but underneath it all, given fame and opportunity, she struggled to make things right. Goldwyn's long obfuscated Hungarian Rhapsody reemerges from years of misconceptions to reveal what made her such an international sensation in the '20s.
Vilma Bánky (nee Vilma Koncsics; 9 Januari 1901 – 18 Maret 1991) adalah seorang aktris film bisu Hungaria-Amerika. Meskipun karir aktingnya dimulai di Budapest, dan dia kemudian bekerja di Prancis, Austria, dan Jerman, Bánky terkenal karena perannya dalam film Amerika.
12 de dic. de 1992 · Vilma Banky, a Hungarian-born actress who became a major Hollywood star in the 1920's, is dead. Word of her death began appearing in scattered publications this fall, but it went largely unnoticed ...
