Alexander Wikarski
Alexander Wikarski (* 1941 in Berlin ) is a German actor , director , cabaret artist and radio play speaker .
Life
Alexander Wikarski made his first theater experiences at the age of 13. After the reconstruction and reopening of the Volksbühne Berlin , he played one of Tell's sons in Friedrich Schiller's Wilhelm Tell in 1954 . Even after that, he remained connected to the house for a while, completing a traineeship under the then director Fritz Wisten after graduating from high school . From 1962 to 1964 Wikarski studied at what is now the Ernst Busch Academy of Dramatic Arts in Berlin and then went to the Mecklenburg State Theater in Parchim for a few years . In later years he made guest appearances at the Theater am Kurfürstendamm , the Friedrichstadtpalast and at theaters in Hamburg, Austria and Switzerland. In 1991 Wikarski came to the cabaret Die Kneifzange , where he participated in numerous programs and organized solo evenings with texts by Erich Kästner and the monologue written by Helmut Qualtinger and Carl Merz by Mr. Karl . In 1999 and 2000 he played Professor Hinzelmann in an open-air production of the operetta Im Weißen Rössl by Ralph Benatzky .
In 1967 Wikarski joined the Ensemble des Deutschen Fernsehfunk , which he belonged to until the end of broadcasting at the end of 1991. Here he worked as both an actor and a director, and also directed at the theater. He was in various episodes of the crime series Polizeiruf 110 and The Public Prosecutor has the floor to see, after 1990 he rarely appeared in front of the camera. From 1972 Alexander Wikarski also took part in radio play productions of the GDR radio , namely as Mr. Albrecht in several episodes of the series Neumann, ring twice .
Filmography
As an actor
- 1966: The public prosecutor has the floor - Bummel-Benno
- 1967: The robbers
- 1969: Krause and Krupp (2 episodes)
- 1969: Jungfer, I like you
- 1969: every hour of my life
- 1971: a man who has to die
- 1971: Optimistic tragedy
- 1971: KLK to PTX - Die Rote Kapelle
- 1972: Zernik's corpse case
- 1972: The adjutant
- 1972: The public prosecutor recognized the word - paternity
- 1972: The regimental commander
- 1972: Just kidding
- 1972: Prof. Dr. med. Maria Fabian
- 1973: Police call 110 - Friday around midnight
- 1974: A bonfire for the bishop
- 1974: The Secret of Oedipus
- 1974: bitter pills
- 1974: Death on the Mississippi
- 1974: The judge
- 1975: The poor rich man, Hubert B.
- 1975: Kostja and the radio operator
- 1975: One hour stop
- 1976: A damn fine day
- 1977: The public prosecutor has the floor - lanes
- 1978: Scharnhorst
- 1981: Jockei Monika (2 episodes)
- 1984: Front without mercy
- 1984: Police call 110 - Including risk
- 1985: The second life of Dr. Gundlach
- 1986: The own goal
- 1986: The prosecutor looked for the word - piano
- 1986: Eshelonite
- 1986: The young Mr. Siegmund
- 1986: The Christmas Plumbers (TV movie)
- 1987: The journey of Monsieur Perrichon
- 1987: The public prosecutor has the floor - Himmelblau or Hans im Glück
- 1987: Kiezgeschichten (3 episodes as a shrub )
- 1988: A Magdeburg story
- 1988: Police call 110 - quiet as the night
- 1988: Police call 110 - A restless night
- 1990: Police call 110 - payday
- 1990: Police call 110 - Abysses
- 1991: Police call 110 - Big Band Time
- 1997: Alarm for Cobra 11 - The Autobahn Police - Revenge is sweet
- 1999: In the Name of the Law - Friday the 13th
- 2003: The Treacherous Heart (short film)
As a director
- 1976: Cinderella
- 1983: You have ideas, darling!
- 1984: La Mandragola
- 1986: The multipurpose room
- 1987: Turmoil at Wernickes
- 1987: The brake block
- 1987: Advertisement luck
- 1988: Cold showers
- 1988: A lost box
- 1989: Ash Wednesday
Radio plays
- 1972: Neumann, ring twice (sequence: Jan and the fire chair) - author: Gerhard Jäckel - director: Joachim Gürtner
- 1972: Neumann, ring twice (episode: Röschen and the GGG) - author: Brigitte Tenzler - director: Joachim Gürtner
- 1972: Neumann, ring twice (episode: Journey to Neighbors) - Author: Walter Radetz - Director: Joachim Gürtner
- 1972: Neumann, ring twice (episode: The Emperor of Bunselau) - Author: Joachim Witte - Director: Joachim Gürtner
- 1973: Neumann, ring twice (episode: pickpockets) - author: Joachim Witte - director: Joachim Gürtner
- 1973: Neumann, ring twice (sequence: drums or stereo) - Author: Gerhard Jäckel - Director: Joachim Gürtner
- 1973: Neumann, ring twice (episode: The Great Gift) - Author: Jürgen Weinbrecht - Director: Joachim Gürtner
- 1974: Neumann, ring twice (episode: a child and thirty-two blankets) - author: Joachim Witte - director: Joachim Gürtner
- 1975: Neumann, ring twice (episode: one child too many) - author: Joachim Witte - director: Joachim Gürtner
- 1976: Neumann, ring twice (episode: The Brigade Spirit) - Author: Arne Leonhardt - Director: Joachim Gürtner
- 1982: Stromer - author: Michail Alexandrowitsch Scholochow - director: Maritta Hübner
Web links
- Alexander Wikarski in the Internet Movie Database (English)
Individual evidence
- ↑ a b Dennis Schönwetter: Nur not stupid , Berliner Zeitung of December 27, 2002 , accessed on September 17, 2017
personal data | |
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SURNAME | Wikarski, Alexander |
BRIEF DESCRIPTION | German actor, director, cabaret artist and radio play speaker |
DATE OF BIRTH | 1941 |
PLACE OF BIRTH | Berlin |