Dorottya Udvaros says she urged son Máté Gyöngyösi to start a family

A Stuntman’s Career in Global Blockbusters

Máté Gyöngyösi works internationally as a professional stuntman, building a reputation in major film productions while maintaining a strictly private life away from media spotlights.

Specializing in high-risk action sequences rather than traditional acting, Gyöngyösi has carved out a demanding career in the motion picture industry.

Domestic audiences recognize his work from the feature film Toxikóma, where he doubled for actor Áron Molnár in hazardous scenes. His professional reach extended to major Hollywood productions filmed across various locations, including Terminator: Dark Fate, The Spy Who Dumped Me, Denis Villeneuve’s large-scale Dune, and the 2018 release of Robin Hood.

Guarding Private Life Amid the Spotlight

Despite these high-profile credits, Gyöngyösi avoids public attention. He keeps his social media profiles entirely private and rarely appears in media outlets outside of past joint magazine photoshoots with his mother, which highlighted his athletic build and stunt background.

A Mother’s Call for Grandchildren

Dorottya Udvaros, the acclaimed Hungarian actress, is publicly calling for grandchildren from her 40-year-old son.

While Udvaros takes pride in her son’s professional achievements abroad, her focus has shifted toward family expansion. Appearing on the RTL program Metamorfózis, a show addressing menopausal transitions, the actress discussed her changing life stage and her desire for grandchildren.

Reflecting on Career and Motherhood

Udvaros reflected on the challenges of balancing motherhood with a demanding acting career during her son’s early years. She recalled performing in theaters at night, missing bedtime stories, and relying on early morning call times that prevented her from taking Máté to school or nursery.

Viewing this phase as a natural transition rather than a loss, the actress stated that she has repeatedly urged her son to start a family so she can step into an active grandmother role with more time available than she had during her own peak career years.