Ball of Fire
Release Date: 1941-12-02
In “Ball of Fire,” S.Z. Sakall portrays Prof. Magenbruch, a member of a group of academics working on an encyclopedia. His charming and comedic performance adds a delightful touch to the film, showcasing Sakall’s talent for bringing humor and warmth to his characters.
Christmas in Connecticut
Release Date: 1945-07-27
S.Z. Sakall’s portrayal of Felix Bassenak in “Christmas in Connecticut” brings a delightful and endearing energy to the film. His comedic timing and lovable nature add depth to the storyline, making it a standout role in Sakall’s career.
Spring Parade
Release Date: 1940-09-27
In “Spring Parade,” S.Z. Sakall shines as Latislav Teschek – the Baker, infusing the film with his trademark charm and wit. His presence adds a layer of authenticity and humor to the romantic musical, making it a memorable performance in Sakall’s repertoire.
Wonder Man
Release Date: 1945-01-01
S.Z. Sakall’s portrayal of Schmidt in “Wonder Man” is a testament to his versatility as an actor. His comedic genius and impeccable timing elevate the film, providing a memorable and entertaining performance that showcases Sakall’s talent.
In the Good Old Summertime
Release Date: 1949-07-29
In “In the Good Old Summertime,” S.Z. Sakall’s portrayal of Otto Oberkugen adds a touch of whimsy and humor to the story. His endearing and lovable character brings a smile to the audience’s face, making it a standout role in Sakall’s career.
That Night in Rio
Release Date: 1941-04-11
S.Z. Sakall’s portrayal of Arthur Penna in “That Night in Rio” adds a delightful and mischievous charm to the film. His comedic talent and charismatic presence bring depth to the storyline, making it a memorable role for Sakall.
Never Say Goodbye
Release Date: 1946-11-09
Genres: Comedy
In “Never Say Goodbye,” S.Z. Sakall’s portrayal of Willie Schmidt adds a delightful and heartwarming touch to the film. His lovable and comedic performance brings depth to the storyline, making it a standout role in Sakall’s career.
San Antonio
Release Date: 1945-12-29
Genres: Western
S.Z. Sakall’s portrayal of Sacha Bozic in “San Antonio” adds a layer of authenticity and warmth to the film. His charismatic and endearing performance enhances the storyline, making it a memorable role in Sakall’s repertoire.
Lullaby of Broadway
Release Date: 1951-03-26
In “Lullaby of Broadway,” S.Z. Sakall’s portrayal of Adolph Hubbell showcases his comedic talent and lovable nature. His charming and entertaining performance adds depth to the storyline, making it a standout role in Sakall’s career.
Montana
Release Date: 1950-01-28
S.Z. Sakall’s portrayal of Papa Otto Schultz in “Montana” brings a delightful and endearing energy to the film. His comedic timing and lovable nature add depth to the storyline, making it a memorable performance in Sakall’s repertoire.
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