Franciska Gaal(1904-1973)

Actress
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A wealthy playboy surreptitiously romances a scullery maid to gain access to her mistress with whom he is in love, but doesn't count on the maid falling in love with him.

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The Girl Downstairs (1938)

Franciska Gaal was born on 1 February 1904 in Budapest, Austria-Hungary [now Hungary]. She was an actress, known for The Girl Downstairs (1938), The Buccaneer (1938) and Little Mother (1935). She was married to Dajkovich, Ferenc and Lestyán, Sándor. She died on 2 January 1973 in New York City, New York, USA.

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Awards
- 2 wins total

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Known for

The Girl Downstairs

6.2

Movie

Katerina Linz

1938

The Buccaneer

6.6

Movie

Gretchen

1938

Little Mother

6.8

Movie

Marie Bonnard(as Franziska Gaál)

1935

Paris Honeymoon

5.8

Movie

Manya

1938

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Actress

Renee XIV
5.4
- 1946
Paris Honeymoon
5.8
- Manya
- 1938
The Girl Downstairs
6.2
- Katerina Linz
- 1938
The Buccaneer
6.6
- Gretchen
- 1938
Fräulein Lilli
6.4
- Fräulin Lilli
- 1936
Catherine the Last
7.3
- Katharina, Küchenmädchen
- 1936
Little Mother
6.8
- Marie Bonnard (as Franziska Gaál)
- 1935
Peter
7.3
- 17-year old Eva
- 1934
Frühjahrsparade
6.8
- Marika
- 1934
Csibi, der Fratz
7.0
- Lucie Carell, nicknamed Csibi
- 1934
Romance in Budapest
6.5
- Eva Balogh
- 1933
Pardon, tévedtem
7.0
- Balogh Éva (as Gaál Franciska)
- 1933
Gruß und Kuß - Veronika
6.3
- Veronika
- 1933
How to Catch Men
8.7
- Ilona von Takacs
- 1932
A cornevillei harangok
- Serpolette, cselédlány (as Gaál Franciska)
- 1922

Soundtrack

Paris Honeymoon
5.8
- performer: "Joobalai" (uncredited)
- 1938
The Girl Downstairs
6.2
- performer: "When You're in Love"
- 1938
Frühjahrsparade
6.8
- performer: "Ich bin halt so", "Tanze mit mir ins Glück", "Deutschmeistermarsch", "Ich bin halt so" (reprise) (uncredited)
- 1934
Gruß und Kuß - Veronika
6.3
- performer: "Die kleinen Mädchen mit dem treuen Blick..."
- 1933
How to Catch Men
8.7
- performer: "Ach, wie oft kommt die Liebe unverhofft!"
- 1932