Käthe von Nagy

Käthe von Nagy (1904–1973, Hungary/Germany) was a Hungarian-born German actress who became a prominent figure in Weimar and Nazi-era cinema. She starred in over 50 films, including notable roles in UFA productions such as “Congress Dances” (1931) and “The Woman from Monte Carlo” (1932), often portraying elegant and sophisticated characters. Her career declined after World War II, leading her to retire in the 1950s.