Ado Riegler

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Ado Riegler (born July 25, 1906 in Wiesbaden ; † January 20, 1988 ) was a German actor .

Life

Riegler completed an acting training in Munich , where he also made his debut as an actor. After the Second World War , he was one of the first speakers in Munich for Radio Munich , which later became Bayerischer Rundfunk .

Riegler played numerous roles in movies from the 1950s . He was also seen in numerous television productions in Austria and Germany . Riegler was almost exclusively used as a character actor , often in prominent supporting roles.

As his first film appearance, the IMDb film database lists the film drama The Great Temptation from 1952, a cinema production in which Riegler, directed by Rolf Hansen, in the role of Dr. Köberl was seen together with Dieter Borsche and Ruth Leuwerik . In the 1950s he took part in several fairy tale films : in 1953 he played in the films Die goldene Gans under the direction of Walter Oehmichen as mayor and in little brothers and sisters . In 1956 he played the role of city governor in the fairy tale film Die Heinzelmännchen . In 1954 he had the role of Dr. in the biography Sauerbruch - That was my life at the side of Ewald Balser. Neumann. In 1956 he took on the role of District Administrator Karl Schwenninger in the homeland film Die Herrin vom Sölderhof at the side of Ilse Werner and Viktor Staal . 1957 was directed by Wolfgang Liebeneiner as General von Köckritz in the historical film Queen Luise (with Ruth Leuwerik). In 1966 he took on the role of a priest in the film Farewell to Yesterday from director Alexander Kluge .

From the 1960s on, Riegler took part in numerous television series, including Kommissar Freytag , The Fifth Column , Funkstreife Isar 12 , Der Alte and Derrick . In 1967 he played in the family series The Hesselbach Family in episode no. 49 Mr. Hesselbach and the Greyhound the hotel director Klotz.

In the course of his career, Riegler has always worked as a theater actor. In the 1950s (recovery: September 2, 1954), he played at the Deutsches Theater in Munich together with Johannes Heesters and Gitta Lind in the operetta wedding night in paradise by Friedrich Schröder . As partner of Friedrich Domin (title role) he appeared in Brecht's play The Life of Galilei . Riegler was also a permanent member of the ensemble at the Munich Theater for Children from 1970 to 1974 under the direction of Heinz Redmann . He last played in November 1987 at the Lore Bronner Stage in Munich in the play Rebecca .

Riegler also frequently worked as a speaker for radio plays . He spoke to Uncle Poppoff in the radio play series Uncle Poppoff's wonderful adventures based on Janosch 's children's books . In 1957 he was in a production of the Bavarian Radio as Harris in the detective radio play The violet blooming in the bent from the crime series Dickie Dick Dickens . In 1959 he had a role in the detective radio play Permit, my name is Cox . In 1967 he spoke the magician in the fairy tale radio play The wonderful adventures of Punch and Judy Larifari . He also appeared in the fairy tale radio plays The brave little tailor (title role), Little Thumble (father), Sleeping Beauty (King), Little Red Riding Hood (Wolf), Rumpelstiltskin (Müller) and Hans im Glück (Master). He also took on speaking roles in the radio plays Karlsson vom Dach (1966, title role), Pinocchio (1969, Meister Zorntiegel), Räuber Hotzenplotz (1970, magician Zwackelmann), Die kleine Hexe (1984, Maronimann), Das kleine Gespenst (1984, mayor) and Urmel aus dem Eis (1987, König Futsch von Pumpolonien and König Pumponell) as well as in various roles in Pumuckl radio plays.

In 1956 he interpreted the role of Pascha Mehmed in a complete radio recording of the operetta Die Rose von Stambul with the Munich Radio Orchestra under the musical direction of Werner Schmidt-Boelcke .

Riegler also worked intensively as an acting teacher. His students included actors Christiane Blumhoff , Renate Koehler and Frithjof Vierock .

Ado Riegler was married to the actress Martina Eginhart .

Filmography (selection)

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ The Heinzelmännchen Cinema.de
  2. ^ Sauerbruch - That Was My Life ( Memento from January 16, 2005 in the Internet Archive ) Friedrich Wilhelm Murnau Foundation (cast list)
  3. ↑ The Lady of the Sölderhof ( Memento from July 15, 2013 in the Internet Archive ) (cast and film poster)
  4. ^ Farewell to Yesterday ( Memento of October 28, 2007 in the Internet Archive ) German Film Institute
  5. ↑ Mr. Hesselbach and the greyhound Hesselbach in detail
  6. ↑ Johannes Heesters: Even a hundred years are too short (excerpts from Google Books)
  7. ^ Deutsches Bühnen-Jahrbuch , Volume 97 (excerpts from Google Books)
  8. ↑ Uncle Popp offs wonderful adventure Janosch for children
  9. ↑ The violet that blooms in the bent HÖRDAT, the audio game database (No. 3)
  10. ↑ Allow me, my name is Cox HÖRDAT, the audio game database
  11. ^ The wonderful adventures of Kasperl Larifari ( Memento from September 24, 2015 in the Internet Archive ) The radio play worlds
  12. ^ Riegler: Speech roles Ado Riegler ( Memento from January 22, 2016 in the Internet Archive ) Die Hörspielwelten
  13. ↑ ado Riegler Hörspielland.de
  14. ↑ Operetta Research Center ( Memento from November 1, 2005 on WebCite )
  15. ^ Christiane Blumhoff Steiner's Theaterstadl
  16. ↑ Renate Koehler www.lindenstrasse.de
  17. ^ Frithjof Vierock ( Memento from August 20, 2010 in the Internet Archive ) Jovanovic Agency
personal data
SURNAME Riegler, Ado
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German actor
DATE OF BIRTH July 25, 1906
PLACE OF BIRTH Wiesbaden
DATE OF DEATH January 20, 1988