T. Danny and Kádár L. Gellért to star in Dobó Kata's new film

T. Danny, a Hungarian musician, is making his acting debut in Kata Dobó's new romantic comedy, "Még egy kívánság" (One More Wish). He will portray Milán, a character whose life is turned upside down by love, humor, and a mysterious wish booklet.

Kádár L. Gellért, frontman of the band Dead Flamingos, will play Karesz. Both actors are excited about their new roles and the opportunity to explore the world of filmmaking. T. Danny expressed his eagerness to try acting, stating, "I've been waiting for the moment when I can try myself in acting too. This has come true, and I hope this won't be the last time the cinema audience can meet me." He added, "I really liked the film world, I really like being close to the film industry."

The film's official song, also titled "Még egy kívánság," has released its music video. T. Danny wrote the lyrics, which he says reflect both his character Milán's poetic philosophy and a part of his own.

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I've been waiting for the moment when I can try myself in acting too. This has come true, and I hope this won't be the last time the cinema audience can meet me. I really liked the film world, I really like being close to the film industry.

The lyrics include the lines: "There will always be someone who boos and growls at me, / The winners are always lonely wanderers, / Even though some things have hurt me, / I dance even in the middle of the downpours."

"Még egy kívánság" is set to premiere on October 15th and is supported by the National Film Institute. The cast includes Hermányi Mariann, Kádár L. Gellért, Trill Beatrix, Szalay Bence, T. Danny, Mucsi Zoltán, Friedenthal Zoltán, Wettstein Márk, Nyári Szilvia, Pataki Ferenc, and Domokos Éva Lili. The production team includes producers Dorottya Helmeczy and Gábor Kálomista, director Kata Dobó, and co-director Fanni Szilágyi.

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There will always be someone who boos and growls at me, The winners are always lonely wanderers, Even though some things have hurt me, I dance even in the middle of the downpours.