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Személyi Dossziék Listája SZEMÉLYI DOSSZIÉK LISTÁJA A AALTONEN, Veikko ABBAS, Khwaja Ahmad ABBOTT & COSTELLO (ABBOTT, Bud & COSTELLO, Lou) ABDIKALIKOV, Aktan ABDRASITOV, Vagyim ÁBEL Anita ABEL, Dominique ÁBEL Péter ABODY Béla ABONYI Antal ABONYI Géza ABRAHAM, F. Murray ABRAHAM, John ABRAHAM, Josef ÁBRAHÁM Pál ABRAHAMS, Jim ABRAHAMSON, Leonard (Lenny) ABRANCHES, Aluizio ABRIL Victoria ABULADZE, Tengiz ACHTERNBUSCH, Herbert ACKERMAN, Forest J. ACZÉL Ilona ACZÉL Pál ADABASJAN, Alexandr ÁDÁM Ottó ADAMI, Ken ADAMIC, Bojan ADAMJAN, Asot ADAMS, Beverly ADDAMS, Dawn ADJANI, Isabelle ADLON, Percy ADOMAITIS, Regimantas ADORF, Mario ADRIANI, Particia ADVANI, Nikhil AFFLECK, Ben ÁGAI Irén AGÁRDI Ilona AGÁRDY Gábor AGOSTI, Silvano AGOSTINI, Philippe AGREN, Janet AGRESTI, Alejandro AHRNE, Marianne AJMANOV, Saken AJTMATOV, Csingiz AJTAY Andor AKERMAN, Chantal AKIN, Fatih ALARCÓN, Sebastián ALBA, Jessica ALBALADEJO, Miguel ALBERS, Hans ALBERT, Barbara ALBERTAZZI, Giorgio AL-DARADJI, Mohamed ALDRICH, Robert ALEKAN, Henri ALEKSZEJEV, Alexander ALEXANDERSSON, Håkan ALEXANDROV, Grigorij ALFJOROVA, Irina ALFÖLDI Róbert ALFREDSON, Hans ALI, Muhammad ALI, Muzaffar ALISZOVA, Nyina ALLAIN, Marcel ALLEGRET, Catherine ALLEGRET, Marc ALLEGRET, Yves ALLEN, Irwin ALLEN, Tim ALLEN, Woody (2) ALLEY, Kristie ALLIO, René ALLOUACHE, Merzak ALMAGOR, Gila ALMÁSI Éva ALMÁSI Miklós ALMÁSI Réka ALMÁSI Tamás ALMENDROS, Nestor ALMEREYDA, Michael ALMODÓVAR, Pedro ALOV, Alekszandr ALPÁR Gitta AL-QATTAN, Omar ALRIC, Catherine ALTMAN, Robert ALTON, John ALTORJAY Gábor ALVAREZ, Santiago ALVINA, Anicée ALLYSON, June AMALRIC, Mathieu AMAR, Denis AMARAL, Tata AMELIO, Gianni AMENÁBAR, Alejandro AMÉRIS, Jean-Pierre AMICO, Gianni AMIGUET, Jean-François ANCONINA, Richard ANCSEL Éva ANDAI Györgyi ANDERS, Allison ANDERSON, Erika ANDERSON, Gillian ANDERSON, Lindsay ANDERSON, Loni ANDERSON, Michael ANDERSON, Pamela ANDERSON, Paul Thomas ANDERSON, Paul W. S. ANDERSON, Wes ANDERSSON, Bibi ANDERSSON, Harriet ANDERSSON, Kjell-Åke ANDERSSON, Roy ANDONOV, Ivan ANDOR Tamás ANDORAI Péter ANDRÁS Ferenc ANDREACCHIO, Mario ANDREJCSENKO, Natalja ANDREJEV, Boris ANDRESS, Ursula ANDREWS, Julie ANDRIEN, Jean-Jacques ANDZSAPARIDZE, Veriko ANÉMONE ANGELOPULOSZ, Todorosz ANGER, Kenneth ANGER Zsolt ANGLADE France ANGYAL László ANISTON, Jennifer Ann-Margret (sz.: Ann-Margret OLSSON) ANNABELLA ANNAKIN, Ken ANNAUD, Jean-Jacques ANOUK, Aimee (vagy Aimé) ANSPACH, Solveig ANTAL Imre ANTAL István ANTAL Nimród ANTALFFY Sándor ANTALI Zoltán ANTCZAK, Jerzy ANTEL, Franz ANTOINE, André ANTONELLI, Laura ANTONIONI, Michelangelo (2) AOYAMA, Shinji APÁTHY Imre APON, Annette APOR Noémi APPLEGATTE, Christina APRYMOV, Serik APTED, Michael ARAGÓN, Manuel Gutiérrez ARAKI, Gregg ARANDA, Vicente ARANOVICH, Semen ARAU, Alfonso ARAVINDAN, G. ARBUCKLE, Roscoe ARCADY, Alexandre ARCAND, Denys ARCHIBUGI, Francesca ARDAI Tamás ARDANT, Fanny AREHN, Mats AREPINA, Ilja ARGENTO, Asia ARGENTO, Dario ARINBAZAROVA, Natalja ARISTARAIN, Adolfo ARISTARCO, Guido ARLETTY, Léonie Bathiat ARMENDÁRIZ, Montxo ARMSTRONG, Gillian ARMSTRONG, Louis ARNFRED, Morten ARNOLD, Jack ARNOLD, Martin ARNOUL, Françoise ARONOFSKY, Darren ÁRPA Attila ÁRPÁD Margit ARQUETTE, Patricia ARQUETTE, Rosanna ARRABAL, Fernando ARSENIJEVIČ, Stefan ARTAUD, Antonin ARTHUR, Jean ARTMANE, Via ARTYEMJEV, Eduard ÁRVAI Jolán ÁRVAY Richard ARZNER, Dorothy ASCHER Oszkár ASCHER Tamás ASHBY, Hal ASHER, Robert ASKARIAN, Don ASLANYÜREK, Semir ASPHAUG, Martin ASQUITH, Anthony ASSAYAS, Olivier ASTAIRE, Fred ASTHER, Nils ASTRUC, Alexandre ASZANOVA, Dinara ASZKOLDOV, Alekszandr ASZLÁNYI Károly ATKINS, Christopher ATKINSON, Rowan ATTENBOROUGH, David ATTENBOROUGH, Richard AUBIER, Pascal AUBRY, Cécile AUDIARD, Jacques AUDIRAD, Michel AUDRAN, Stephane AUER, H. John AUGER, Claudine AUGUST, Bille AULIN, Ewa AUMONT, Jean-Pierre AUREL, Jean AURENCHE, Jean AUTANT-LARA, Claude AUTEUIL, Daniel AVAKIAN, Aram AVAKJAN, Melik AVAR István AVATI, Pupi AVERBAH, Ilja AVERY, Tex AVILDSEN, John G. AXEL, Gabriel AYKROYD, Dan AZEMA, Sabina AZNAVOUR, Charles B B. MAYER, Louis B. MEGYERI Gabriella B. MÜLLER Magda B. NAGY László B. RÉVÉSZ László BABAJA, Ante BABARCZY László BABEL, Iszaak BABENKO, Hector BABOCSKIN, Borisz BACALL, Lauren BACHCHAN, Amitabh BACHMAN Gábor BACON, Kevin BACON, LLoyd BÁCS Ferenc BÁCS Kati BÁCSKAI LAURÓ István BACSÓ Péter (2) BADA Tibor BADAL János BADÁR Sándor BADHAM, John BAE, Yong-Kyun BAGH, Peter von BAJI László BAJIĆ, Darko BAJON, Filip BAJOR Gizi BAJOR Imre BAJUSZ József BAKA, Miroslav BAKARDZSIEV, Vaszil BAKER, Caroll BAKER, Josephine BAKER, Roy Ward BAKSHI, Ralph BAKY, Josef von BALABANOV, Alekszej BALAGUERO, Jaume BALAJAN, Roman BALASKO, Josiane BALÁZS Ádám BALÁZS Béla BALÁZS József BALÁZS Péter BALÁZS Samu BALÁZS Zoltán BALÁZSOVICS Edit BALÁZSOVICS Lajos BALCON, Michael BALDUCCI, Richard BALDWIN, Alec BALDWIN, Craig BALDWIN, William BALE, Christian BALIK, Jaroslav BÁLINT András BÁLINT György BÁLINT Ildikó BALJAK, Janko BALKAY Géza BALLARD, Caroll BALLHAUS, Michael BALLING, Erik BALÓ Elemér BALOG Gábor BALOG Mari BALOGH Béla BALSAI Móni BALSAM, Martin BÁN Frigyes BÁN János BÁN Róbert BANA, Eric BANCROFT, Anne BANDERAS, Antonio BANDO, Tamasaburo BÁNFALVI Ágnes BÁNFFY György BÁNHIDI László BANI-ETEMAD, Rakhshan BANIONIS, Donatas BÁNKI Katalin BÁNKI László BÁNKY Vilma BÁNKY Zsuzsa BANNERT, Walter BÁNÓCZKY, Tibor BÁNOS Tibor BANOVICH Tamás BÁNSÁGI Ildikó BARA Margit BARA, Theda BARABÁS Tibor BARACSI Ferenc BARAŃSKI, Andrzej BARATIER, Jacques BARBARO, Umberto BARBERA, Joseph BARBOSA, Laurence Ferreira BARBU Marga BARCIKAY László BARCLAY, Barry BARDEM, Javier BARDEM, Juan Antonio BÁRDI Ödön BÁRDOS Artúr BARDOT, Brigitte (4) BÁRDY György BAREJA, Stanislaw BARKER, Mike BARNAY Margit BARNET, Borisz BARNEY, Matthew BÁRON György BARR, Jean-Marc BARRAULT, Jean-Louis BARRAULT, Marie-Christine BARRAY, Gérard BARRETO, Bruno BARROSO, Mariano BARRY, John BARRYMORE, Drew BARRYMORE, John Blythe BARRYMORE, John jr. 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