Aenne Nau

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Aenne Nau (born December 1909 in Frankfurt am Main ; † August 1991 ) was a German actress and radio play speaker .

Life

Aenne Nau spent a large part of her childhood on the Dziembowo estate near Schneidemühl , which belongs to the von Klitzing family , and where one of her grandfathers worked as a manager. At the age of 16 she began her artistic training at a drama school in her hometown. Until all German theaters were closed during the Second World War , Nau appeared at an army theater in Metz and had engagements at various stages in eastern Germany, most recently in Rostock at the city ​​theater there . For a while she worked in a Rostock doctor's practice until she and her mother fled to relatives in Nienburg an der Weser before the advancing Red Army .

After the war, Nau played at the Oberhausen Theater , where she met her future husband, the actor Ludwig Hayn (1903–1954), whom she married in 1952. Hayn died of cancer shortly before their daughter was born. She was also committed to the Hessian State Theater in Wiesbaden .

Aenne Nau made her comrade debut at the age of 60, namely in 1970 in an episode of the documentary series Right or Wrong . This was followed by other roles in series such as Anderland , A Fall for Two or With Body and Soul . Nau became more well-known in 1984 on the side of Liesel Christ in the series Bei Mudder Liesl , in which she played in all episodes.

From the 1970s onwards, Aenne Nau also took part in several radio play productions from various radio stations.

Filmography

  • 1970: Right or Wrong - Justice for Dettlinger
  • 1973: Florian
  • 1978: be careful! Freshly waxed!
  • 1979: love, death and herring canapes
  • 1979: Max and Traudl (short film)
  • 1979: The evening sun campaign
  • 1982: Anderland - Grandma, I'll be back at twelve ten
  • 1982: Eerie Stories - Greetings from the Princely Crypt
  • 1982: Sleepless days
  • 1983: Data breach - this cannot happen to us
  • 1983: A case for two - Little Paschirbe's great anger
  • 1983: Main thing: life ...
  • 1983: Dibbegass number cover
  • 1984: At Mudder Liesl (13 episodes)
  • 1984: Tatort - Rubeck's dream
  • 1987: The round thing from the Odenwald
  • 1989: Hessian stories (1 episode)
  • 1989: With body and soul - half the truth

Radio plays

  • 1974: The Laughing Girl - Director: Heinz Wilhelm Schwarz
  • 1978: For an unexplained cause - Director: Hein Brühl
  • 1979: In self-defense you say thank God - Director: Heinz Wilhelm Schwarz
  • 1980: Separation or the beginning of something - Director: Horst H. Vollmer
  • 1980: Don't Panic - Director: Reiner Schmidt
  • 1981: A puzzle game or pikes are visited - Director: Horst H. Vollmer
  • 1981: Bettine von Arnim (monologue as Goethe's mother) - Director: Horst H. Vollmer
  • 1983: The White House - Director: Ursula Langrock
  • 1983: I was scared - Director: Peter Liermann
  • 1985: Trap - Director: Horst H. Vollmer
  • 1985: Sima Qian, historian - director: Götz Fritsch
  • 1985: Merry Christmas - Director: Horst H. Vollmer
  • 1986: Obituary - directed by Alfred Probst
  • 1987: Nullmord - Director: Walter Adler
  • 1987: Troll-Kata and the Forgotten Date - Director: Ursula Langrock
  • 1988: Quiet tenant - Director: Burkhard Schmid
  • 1989: Archangel Gabriel (monologue) - Director: Karl Busch
  • 1989: Name the name ... - Director: Ulrich Gerhardt
  • 1989: Trilogy of the blameless - Director: Hans Gerd Krogmann
  • 1989: Disturbance of the Peace - Director: Bernd Lau

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ a b c her grandson's blog , accessed on September 14, 2015
  2. ^ Hanno Lunin's website , accessed October 8, 2015
personal data
SURNAME Well, Aenne
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German actress and radio play speaker
DATE OF BIRTH December 1909
PLACE OF BIRTH Frankfurt am Main
DATE OF DEATH August 1991