Árpád Zsolt Mészáros Biography: Movies, Songs, Age, Net Worth, Height, Wife, Children, Twitter

Árpád Zsolt Mészáros is a renowned Hungarian actor and singer, celebrated for his dramatic talent and versatility. His performances, marked by emotional depth and complexity, have earned him widespread acclaim from both audiences and critics.

Since beginning his acting career in 1989, he has starred in a variety of plays, films, and TV series. Some of his notable roles include appearances in Rómeó y Julieta, Örök hűség, and Kills on Wheels. Beyond acting, Mészáros is also a gifted singer, having released several songs throughout his career.

Profile

• Full Name: Árpád Zsolt Mészáros
• Stage Name: Árpád Zsolt Mészáros
• Born: 23 March 1974
• Age: 50 years old
• Birthplace: Nyíregyháza, Hungary
• Nationality: Hungarian
• Occupation: Hungarian actor and singer
• Height: 1.75 m
• Parent: Árpád Mészáros and Katalin Mészáros
• Siblings: Andrea Mészáros
• Spouse: Krisztina Piros
• Children: Levente Bendegúz Mészáros, Rózsa Mészáros-Gelsi, Merse Mészáros-Gels, and Árpád Mészáros-Gels
• Relationship: Married
• Net Worth: Unknown

Early Life And Education

Árpád Zsolt Mészáros was born on March 23, 1974, in Nyíregyháza, Hungary. He was born and raised by his parents whose names are Árpád and Katalin Mészáros, his father was a car mechanic and racing driver, and in the 1970s he also won the Hungarian rally championship. He has one sibling, a sister named Andrea. Initially, he pursued a career in sports and attended a vocational school for machine engineering.

However, he later transitioned to acting, studying under Zoltán Megyeri and Frigyes Bárány at the Móricz Zsigmond Theatre. In 2000, he obtained his acting diploma from the University of Arts and the Ministry of Culture. Mészáros is of Hungarian ethnicity and practices Christianity.

Career

Mészáros began his acting career in 1989 and has since appeared in numerous plays, films, and TV series, including Rómeó y Julieta, Örök hűség, and Kills on Wheels. Initially auditioning for a class role, his first significant role was as a revolutionary in the play Danton.

Trained at the theater’s acting school, he was mentored by Zoltán Megyeri and Frigyes Bárány, developing his skills in acting and speech techniques. Over time, he gained increasingly larger roles, earning the nickname “Kölyök” at the theater.

In 1993, after being dismissed from the theater due to his lifestyle, Mészáros convinced director István Verebes of his talent, who later became his professional mentor. By the end of the season, Mészáros was brought back to the company.

Early in his career, he worked with renowned actors such as Attila Kaszás, Szabolcs Bede-Fazekas, and Fruzsina Pregitzer. He also performed in productions by notable directors like András Schlanger and János Mohácsi in the Nyíregyháza theater.

He earned his First Degree in Acting in 1998 and graduated from the University of Dramatic Arts in 2000. Though initially focused on prose, Mészáros grew drawn to musical theater and took opportunities in provincial theaters, including the Csokonai National Theater in Debrecen and Petőfi Theater in Veszprém. It was in Veszprém that he met Csaba Vastag, the first Hungarian X-Factor winner, who later became the godfather of his daughter.

Mészáros made his breakthrough in 2000 when invited by Gábor Miklós Kerényi to play the role of Riff in West Side Story at the Budapest Operetta Theatre. His major success came with the musical Mozart! in 2003, performed after just a week of rehearsals.

He quickly became a fan favorite, winning the 2004 Súgó Csiga award and later receiving a small snail in 2006. He also shared the 2006 Operetta-Musical Actor of the Year award with Tamás Földes.

In 2008, Mészáros participated in the Hungarian national selection for the Eurovision Song Contest with Zsuzsi Vágó, performing the song “Two Hearts” and finishing in third place. He later expanded his talents, learning to ride horses for a role in Tenkes’ captain: Jakab Buga and competing in the National Gallop Star Race in 2011, where he earned third place. He also won the Zenthe Ferenc Memorial Race in 2010.

In addition to his acting career, Mészáros opened a successful restaurant, IMÁZS, in 2012 and has worked as a creative manager for an international company since 2014. He became a member of the Veres 1 Theatre company that year and left the Budapest Operetta Theatre in 2024.

Social Media

• Instagram handle: @meszarosarpadzsoltofficial
• Facebook handle: Meszaros Arpad Zsolt
• Twitter handle: @m_arpadzsolt

Personal Life

Árpád-Zsolt Mészáros, a Hungarian singer and actor, is currently married to Krisztina Piros. He has been divorced twice, though the name of his former wives are not publicly known, and is the father of four children: Levente Bendegúz (1996) from his first marriage, and Rózsa (2006), Merse (2011), and Árpád (2015) from later relationships.

He separated from his partner in 2013 and, later that year, reentered a relationship with Brigitta, with whom he has his youngest son. His marriage to Krisztina is supportive, and she maintains good relationships with his children from previous marriages.

Discography

• Solo Career
• 2005: Te vagy a végzetem
• 2005: MÁZS-szilánkok (maxi CD)
• 2006: MÁZS-képp énekelek
• 2007: Musicalek MÁZS-képpen
• 2009: Szédült világ
• Musical Contributions
• 2006: Mesemusicalek, musicalmesék (duet with Kata Janza)
• 2007: Theme song for Csokiország
• 2008: Csináljuk a fesztivált (CD + DVD)
• 2010: Contribution to Musical legendák

Filmography

• Kills On Wheels (2016)
• Aranyélet (2015)
• Rómeó és Júlia (2004)
• Örök Hüség (2022)

Net Worth

Mészáros Árpád Zsolt, the Hungarian singer and actor, has an unknown net worth and financial status. While he has likely earned wealth through his successful career in both acting and singing, specific details regarding his financial situation have not been disclosed.