
Gábor Nagypál
Biography
Gábor Nagypál ( born August 24 , 1975 in Zenta ) is a Hungarian actor. He completed his primary and secondary education in Adán
From 1992 he participated in the work of the Zentai Theatre Company, led by György Hernyák and Frigyes Kovács, among others . After completing his mandatory military service, in 1995 he was admitted to the Hungarian-language acting department of the Novi Sad Academy of Arts, in the class of György Hernyák and Sándor László . He played his first role in 1996 in the Újvidéki Színház's play The Widow Karnyóné and Two Szeleburdiak . As a member of the Újvidéki Színház company, which was suffering from economic difficulties and was hit by war, he appeared in numerous plays and played several leading roles. In keeping with the image of the Újvidéki Színház, he performed in adaptations of contemporary Hungarian writers and classics, as well as in musicals and comedies.
In 2004, at the invitation of János Csányi, he signed a contract with the Bárka Theatre together with Kata Gyarmati, Kinga Mezei and Kriszta Szorcsik , and then left in 2006 after the change of director. Since 2008, he has been a member of the Stúdió K Theatre company. Between 2012 and 2017, he also worked as the artistic director of the Stúdió K Theatre. In 2011, he became a member of the Vádli Occasional Theatre Association. Since 2025, he has been a member of the Budaörs Latinovits Theatre .
Filmography

Pretty Lethal
2026
as Doktor

Fallow
2025

House of Spoils
2024
as Server #1 - Farmhouse

SATAN
2023
as Gardemanger

Stop My Stepmom!
2021
as Frici

Feltámadás
2020
as Man

From Above
2019
as Sanyi

Ruben Brandt, Collector
2018
as Bye-Bye Joe (voice)

The Perfect Murderer
2017
as Lajkó

Inferno
2016
as Student (Istanbul)

Boglárka
2015
as Szörny

Argo 2
2015
as Hangyás

Heavenly Shift
2013
as Ratko

Monte Carlo
2011
as Paparazzi 3

The Nutcracker
2010
as Rat Soldier
- No poster
An Early Frost
2010
as Tetovirac

So Much for Justice!
2010
as Vlad 1.

Nincs kegyelem
2007
as Dénes Suha

Wander-Fire
2003
as Rudics Viktor

Prey
Unreleased
as Mihály