Bernd Eilert

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Bernd Eilert (born June 20, 1949 in Oldenburg ) is a German writer . He is best known through his longstanding collaboration with comedian Otto Waalkes . Under the collective pseudonym Hans Mentz , he writes with other authors in the satirical magazine Titanic .

Life

Bernd Eilert studied theater studies at the University of Marburg . In 1970 he moved to Frankfurt am Main, where he belonged to the Neue Frankfurter Schule . He wrote articles for radio, television and the satirical magazine Pardon and tried his hand at filmmaking . In 1979 he was a co-founder of Titanic magazine , in which he was responsible for the "list of the most embarrassing personalities" until 1989. In it he established the satirical designation of Helmut Kohl as " pear-shaped ". In the 1980s he wrote a detective novel and a volume of short stories together with Robert Gernhardt and Peter Knorr under the acronym GEK group texts and scripts for the comedian Otto Waalkes . In 1993 he received the LiteraTour Nord Prize , and in 2003 the Binding Culture Prize .

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Books

  • Die Kronenklauer (together with FK Waechter ), Reinbek 1972
  • Ecila from the Wonderland , Aarau [among others] 1980
  • Bed stories (with Rita Mühlbauer and Hanno Rink ), Aarau [among others] 1981
  • Self-defense in Italian , Munich 1981
  • The aboriginal horoscope , Zurich 1983
  • Windy Passagen , Zurich 1991
  • Eckermann and his Goethe (with Eckhard Henscheid ), Zurich 1994
  • Kurt or the festival of love , Zurich 1996
  • Erna, the tree needles (with Robert Gernhardt and Peter Knorr ), Zurich 1998
  • A hare has sprung up and other beautiful stories about the festival (with Robert Gernhardt and Peter Knorr), Zurich 1999
  • Otto - the disaster film (with Otto Waalkes and Michel Bergmann ), Zurich 2000

Editing

  • Otto Waalkes: The book Otto , Hamburg 1980
  • Otto Waalkes: The second book Otto , Hamburg 1984
  • The house book of literary comedy , Zurich 1987
  • The 701 most embarrassing personalities , Zurich 1990
  • Otto Waalkes: The tennis book Otto , Hamburg 1992
  • Otto Waalkes: Otto - the book of the Frisians , Munich 2002

Translations

  • Oscar Wilde : Comedies , Zurich 1999
  • David Lodge : Wundepunkte , Zurich 1999
  • David Lodge: Bitter Truths , Zurich 2000

Filmography

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