FILM
Sabina V'Hagvarim (1966) with George Mikell
Blood and Black Lace (1964) with Cameron Mitchell, Thomas Reiner, and Massimo Righi
Holidays Like Never Before (1963) with Carlos Thompson, Corny Collins, and Peter Vogel
Avventura al motel (1963) with Margaret Lee
Marriage Bureau Aurora (1962) with Carlos Thompson
Operation Caviar (1961) with Senta Berger
Blind Justice (1961) with Peter van Eyck, Marianne Koch, and Leon Askin
I'll See You in Hell (1960) with John Drew Barrymore, Moira Orfei, and Massimo Serato
Beyond the Curtain (1960) with Richard Greene
Ein Student ging vorbei (1960) with Luise Ullrich and Paul Dahlke
SOS Pacific (1959) with Richard Attenborough, Pier Angeli, John Gregson, and Eddie Constantine
Twelve Hours by the Clock (1959) with Gert Frobe
Operation Amsterdam (1959) with Peter Finch
Naked in the Night (1958) with Alexander Kerst
The Doctor of Stalingrad (1958) with O.E. Hasse
Ten Thousand Bedrooms (1957) with Dean Martin, Anna Maria Alberghetti, Dewey Martin, Walter Slezak, Paul Henreid, Lisa Gaye, John Archer, Dean Jones, and Monique van Vooren
The Gamma People (1956) with Paul Douglas and Jocelyn Lane
Durch die Walder durch die Auen (1956) with Peter Arens
Ohne dich wird es Nacht (1956) with Curd Jurgens
Dunja (1955) with Gert Frobe
Special Delivery (1955) with Joseph Cotten and Gert Frobe
Break in the Circle (1955) with Forrest Tucker
Orient Express (1954) with Henri Vidal and Curd Jurgens
Victoria and Her Hussar (1954)
Circus of Love (1954) with Curd Jurgens
Meines Vaters Pferde: Lena und Nicoline (1954) with Curd Jurgens
Front Page Story (1954) with Jack Hawkins and Michael Goodliffe
Norman Conquest (1953) with Tom Conway
The Last Waltz (1953) with Curd Jurgens
Spaceways (1953) with Howard Duff
The Assassin (1952) with Richard Todd
The Crimson Pirate (1952) with Burt Lancaster, Dana Wynter, and Christopher Lee
A Tale of Five Women (1951) with Gina Lollobrigida
Mezei profeta (1947)
TELEVISION SERIES
The Midnight Men, 1964 BBC TV series. Bartok portrayed Veronique Vranja
TELEVISION GUEST APPEARANCES
ITV Play of the Week, episode Winter in Ischia, originally aired July 12, 1965
ITV Television Playhouse, episode The Macropulos Secret, originally aired March 7, 1958
The Joseph Cotten Show: On Trial, episode The Case of the Abandoned Horse, originally aired April 12, 1957
G.E. True Theater, episode Bargain Bride, originally aired April 7, 1957
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Born Eva Szoeke in Hungary on June 18, 1927, actress Eva Bartok was born to a Jewish father and a Catholic mother. During World War II, to escape imprisonment in a
concentration camp, she was forced to marry a Nazi officer to save herself and her mother. The marriage was eventually annulled on the grounds of coercion of a
minor. Taking up acting following her horrific childhood, she married producer Alex Paal, who took her to London in 1948 to study acting. Bartok met famed director
Alexander Korda, who put the young actress under salary and changed her name to Bartok. It took her a few years to be cast in a credited role, which finally came
in the mystery A Tale of Five Women (1951; with Gina Lollobrigida), lensed in Berlin. During the following year, she was cast in the big-budget Warner Bros.
adventure The Crimson Pirate (1952; with Burt Lancaster, Dana Wynter, and Christopher Lee). Starring
roles in several British films, including Spaceways (1953; with Howard Duff), the noir thriller Norman Conquest (1953; with
Tom Conway), and Front Page Story (1954; with Jack Hawkins), got Bartok noticed by many producers. Yet her personal life was not as successful. She and Paal
parted ways in 1950, and a brief marriage to public relations wizard William Wordsworth ended after four years. She met fourth husband, actor Curd Jurgens, while
co-starring with him in the German film The Last Waltz (1953). The couple worked together often, also starring in Circus of Love (1954) and several
other films, but again Bartok's marriage was short-lived. 
