István Tordai, the Hungarian James Bond

And in the role of 007...

We would like to report on a real delicacy that, one might say, goes beyond the remit of HairHungary, yet the aesthetic appearance of the gentleman named in the title surely played a part in the casting of the Nokia commercial supporting the 25th James Bond film (No Time to Die).

István Tordai as the Hungarian James Bond

Our country had the honor that the Finnish corporation's short film, available across Europe, was shot in Hungary, with Hungarian actors, in a British theme. The latter expression refers to the character of James Bond, a European curiosity since 1953, who has since been played by many world-famous actors, and this year, in a completely unique way, István Tordai gets to take on the role of the British secret agent. Of course 007 cannot be without the Bond girl, the high-tech gadgets and the most modern, fastest cars, about which you can learn more from the video below. Last but not least, the music of the short film is sung by Brigitta Erdőhegyi, and it is a thoroughly Hungarian composition.

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The hair transplant of the Hungarian James Bond

Appearing in front of the cameras is nothing new for István Tordai, as he "hosts" one of the most-watched car magazines in Hungary, Sportverda. For István the turning point came 9 years ago, when, because of his TV appearances, his increasingly thinning hairstyle began to bother him more and more, so he was forced to look for a solution. After long research he finally chose the HairHungary Clinic, and we can proudly say that, even after all these years, István's hair transplant has the same durability as in its first years. His hairline is natural, and his donor area at the back of the head supplied the desired number of grafts inconspicuously. It is surely his increased self-confidence and natural appearance that lie behind the fact that, as a Hungarian, he is the first to play the character of James Bond.

The next James Bond film - although it has been postponed several times - is expected to appear on the big screen next year, and shortly before the film's premiere the commercial in question will also be presented, so follow it closely!

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