Alexa von Porembsky
Alexa von Porembsky , also Alexa von Poremsky (born June 5, 1906 in Ödenburg , † August 18, 1981 in Berlin ) was a German actress of Hungarian origin .
Life
She took acting lessons from Gertrud Eysoldt and made her stage debut in 1925 as Köhlerjunge in a performance of Das Käthchen von Heilbronn at the Deutsches Theater in Berlin. She danced with the Erik Charells revues and sang chansons by Rudolf Nelson and Victor Hollaender . She posed as a nude model for the Art Nouveau artist Emil Orlik .
From 1933 to 1944 she was part of the Volksbühne ensemble . Since 1928 it has also been used in film. In supporting roles she played maids, market women, secretaries and neighbors. Until 1961 she acted in a total of 32 films.
After the war, Alexa von Porembsky worked at the Hebbel Theater , from 1950 at the Renaissance Theater and also worked as a voice actress. She lent her voice to the character Anastasia in the cartoon Cinderella (1950). She had her last major appearance in 1978 when she was over 70 years old in the TV series Heiter bis wolkig . In 1981 she appeared in the television series The Maurizius case in three episodes as a cook.
She was the mother of actress Nina von Porembsky .
Filmography (selection)
- 1928: Leontine's husbands
- 1929: Woman in the Moon
- 1928: One day of film
- 1931: The way to Rio
- 1931: Room 12 a
- 1932: The Tsar's Diamond / The Orlov
- 1932: be brief
- 1932: Miss - wrongly connected
- 1932: The cheeky badger
- 1932: The women's diplomat
- 1933: What's new today?
- 1933: The Lost Melody
- 1934: Heinz in the moon
- 1935: The Cossack and the Nightingale
- 1935: The outsider
- 1936: You are so beautiful, Berliner
- 1937: The model husband
- 1938: The Moranov's diamonds
- 1938: Divorce trip
- 1938: The protection child
- 1938: The girl with a good reputation
- 1938: Women's love - women's suffering
- 1939: The Florentine hat
- 1939: E 417 saloon car
- 1943: Light blood
- 1943: I entrust you with my wife
- 1944: How do we tell our children? (Premiere: 1949)
- 1949: Call to Conscience (shot 1944)
- 1949: The trombonist
- 1949: You don't play with love
- 1950: taxi wife
- 1950: When men cheat
- 1952: At the well in front of the gate
- 1953: Chaste Joseph
- 1953: Postman Müller
- 1954: Captain Vronsky
- 1954: novel by a gynecologist
- 1954: Senior physician Dr. Solm
- 1954: King Thrushbeard
- 1954: The Frog King
- 1954: Katrin's seven dresses
- 1955: Sleeping Beauty
- 1955: I was an ugly girl
- 1955: You my silent valley
- 1955: The Sandman
- 1955: The three from the gas station
- 1955: Alibi
- 1956: fruit without love
- 1956: music parade
- 1956: The Sunday Child
- 1956: Black Forest melody
- 1956: What the swallow sang
- 1956: Stresemann
- 1957: like a storm wind
- 1957: Holidays at Immenhof
- 1957: Riots in the land of milk and honey
- 1957: When women cheat
- 1958: The forbidden paradise
- 1958: Small people turn out to be big
- 1959: Charming Arabella
- 1959: Our wonderland by night
- 1960: the last witness
- 1961: Via Mala
- 1961: Too Young for Love?
- 1962: Kohlhiesel's daughters
- 1964: You're Writing With - A Black Day (TV series)
- 1968: an honorable gentleman
- 1978: Clear to Cloudy (TV series)
- 1981: The Maurizius Case (TV series)
Radio plays
- 1949: Arkadij T. Avercenko: You can't sleep on the stairs! - Director: Karl Metzner ( RIAS Berlin)
- 1956: Samuel Spewack , Bella Spewack , Cole Porter : Kiss me, Katchen! (Theater recording) (Hattie, Gardrobiere) - Template: Kiss me, Kate! (Musical), translation: Günter Neumann, composition: Cole Porter, direction: Leonard Steckel (RIAS Berlin)
Web links
- Alexa von Porembsky in theInternet Movie Database(English)
- Pictures by Alexa von Porembsky In: Virtual History
Individual evidence
- ↑ Date and place of birth according to Kay Less : The film's great personal dictionary . All others, including IMDb and Filmportal.de, state 1908 as the year of birth and “Lopron / Hungary” as the place of birth, which is probably due to a confusion with “ Sopron ” (Ödenburg).
- ↑ Alexa from Porembsky Filmography
personal data | |
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SURNAME | Porembsky, Alexa von |
ALTERNATIVE NAMES | Alexa von Poremsky |
BRIEF DESCRIPTION | German actress |
DATE OF BIRTH | June 5, 1906 |
PLACE OF BIRTH | Ödenburg |
DATE OF DEATH | 18th August 1981 |
Place of death | Berlin |