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Walter Surovy (sometimes spelled Szurovy; 28 May 1910 in Vienna – 4 November 2001 in Manhattan, New York City) was an Austrian stage and film actor. He appeared in leading roles at the Theater in der Josefstadt, the Salzburg Festival, and the Neues Deutsches Theater.
Walter Szurovy. Actor: To Have and Have Not. Austrian-born Walter Szurovy began his acting career on the Vienna stage, and played in Karlsbad, Iglau, Maehrisch Ostrau and in 1937 at the Theater in Prague, Czechoslovakia.
Mini Bio. Austrian-born Walter Szurovy began his acting career on the Vienna stage, and played in Karlsbad, Iglau, Maehrisch Ostrau and in 1937 at the Theater in Prague, Czechoslovakia. He appeared in various European films: Not a Word About Love (1937) (Czech; German title "Kein Wort von Liebe"), Life's Mirror (1938) (German; US title "Life's ...
May-August 2013. Alumna Risë Stevens, a longtime Metropolitan Opera mezzo-soprano who subsequently made a career of helping young singers, died on March 22, less than three months before her 100th birthday. Her husband, Walter Surovy, a Hungarian actor whom she married in 1939, and who later managed her career, died in 2001.
In 1939, Stevens married Walter Surovy, an Austrian stage and screen actor she met during her European years, after he fled the Nazis to New York. One likely display of Surovy's finesse with publicity was the fact that Stevens' voice was insured by Lloyd's of London in 1945 for $1 million.
Singer Rise Stevens, her husband, Walter Surovy, and their son are nearing the end of a summer spent in a home converted from a windmill-carriage house at Quogue, Long Island, N.Y. on Sept. 4, 1951. The place was built around the turn of the century as part of an estate.
Walter Surovy (a veces escrito Szurovy; 28 de mayo de 1910 en Viena - 4 de noviembre de 2001 en Manhattan, Nueva York) fue un actor de teatro y cine austríaco. Apareció en papeles principales en el Theatre in der Josefstadt, el Festival de Salzburgo y el Neues Deutsches Theatre.
