Bruno Huebner (actor)
Bruno Hübner (born August 26, 1899 in Langenbruck ; † December 22, 1983 in Munich ) was a German actor and director who is known in particular from many supporting roles in feature films and television series.
Life
After his discharge from military service in 1919, Bruno Hübner made his acting debut at the “Neue Wiener Bühne” (founder and director Dr. Emil Geyer), where he stayed until 1922. In 1922/23 he had a play contract at the Berlin Lessing Theater . After engagements in Bonn (1926 Bad Godesberg: Das große Welttheater), Karlsruhe, Neuss, Koblenz and Düsseldorf (under General Manager Walter Bruno Iltz ) he returned to Berlin in 1933 and now played at the Volksbühne . From 1934 until the end of the war, Bruno Huebner was part of the ensemble of the Berlin German Theater (director Heinz Hilpert ) and between 1938 and 1944 also made frequent guest appearances at the Vienna Theater in der Josefstadt .
When bombs fell on the roof of the Deutsches Theater in 1944, Hübner, who was on fire watch, saved the house from major damage at the risk of his life.
After the war, Bruno Hübner went to Munich, where he helped shape the Münchner Kammerspiele for several years . He later moved to the Munich Residenztheater for a few years and then worked mainly as a freelancer.
Hübner was a wonderful performer of bizarre roles because of his ability, but also his appearance (tall and ragged - which earned him the nickname "Zitterwurzer" among colleagues). As a director he is best known for plays by the Austrian poets Johann Nestroy and Ferdinand Raimund .
He also worked as a cabaret artist , e.g. B. 1947 for the legendary Munich post-war cabaret Die Schaubude .
Honors
- 1971: Cross of Merit 1st Class of the Federal Republic of Germany
- In 1981 he received the gold film tape for many years of outstanding work in German film.
Movies
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TV (excerpt)
- 1955 Sergeant Cuff cannot find the moonstone - based on a novel by Wilkie Collins within the series “The Gallery of the Great Detectives”
- 1958 Faith, Love, Hope , drama by Ödön von Horváth
- 1959 The Cherry Orchard , comedy by Anton Pawlowitsch Chekhov
- 1959 Periphery, television play, based on Frantisek Langer
- 1960 The camel goes through the eye of the needle, according to Frantisek Langer, (as Peschta )
- 1962 The Innocent, screenwriter: Fritz Hochwälder, (as Petternigg )
- 1962 His hobby horse, ORF, TV play based on Fredric Brown , Jörg Mauthe , (as a pharmacist )
- 1964 Wolves and Sheep, screenwriter: Aleksandr Ostrovsky, (as Tschugunow )
- 1965 The last days of mankind , tragedy by Karl Kraus , (as sacristan )
- 1965 The king dies, according to Eugène Ionesco
- 1965 Tatort, television play based on Hans Kasper
- 1965 White Wyandotten, TV play based on Konrad Hansen
- 1966 On an ordinary day, screenwriter: Milo Dor
- 1967 Beacon, after Robert Ardrey ( Thunder Rock ), (as Josua Stuart )
- 1967 Getting married is always a risk, according to Saul O'Hara ( Risky Marriage ), (as Inspector Campbell )
- 1968 Romeo and Juliet in the countryside , after Gottfried Keller , (as farmer Marti )
- 1968 The Merchant of Venice , after William Shakespeare , (as the old Gobbo )
- 1969 Vanillikipferln, screenwriter: Lotte Ingrisch, (as chief building officer Schinagl )
- 1971 Birnbaum und Hollerstauden (broadcast December 25, 1971), (as death )
- 1971/1972 Der Kommissar (2 episodes The other side of the street and The tennis court )
- 1974 The death of the petty bourgeois , based on a story by Franz Werfel
- 1975–1977 Special Department K1 (2 episodes The rain brings it to light , escape )
- 1975/1978 Derrick (3 episodes Hoffmann's journey to hell , An incomprehensible guy , Lissa's father )
- 1977–1981 Police Inspectorate 1 (3 episodes The Murder , The Great Summer Freedom , The Missing Person )
- 1978–1981 The Old One (3 episodes The Rat , Old Comrades , testimony )
- 1979 Like smoke and dust , based on Aquis submersus by Theodor Storm
- 1979 Sun, Wine and Tough Nuts (episode The Madonna thing )
- 1981 The Bell War , scriptwriter: Alois Johannes Lippl
- 1981 The Old One (episode 51 The Rat )
- 1984 crime scene : fair game
Radio plays
- 1952: Nikolai Gogol : Der Revisor (Postmaster) - Director: Walter Ohm (radio play - BR )
- 1953: Carl Zuckmayer : Ulla Winblad or Music and Life of Carl Michael Bellmann (Father Movitz) - Director: Walter Ohm (radio play - BR / RB / SWF )
- 1954: Leonhard Frank : The cause (jury) - Director: Walter Ohm (radio play - BR)
Web links
- Literature by and about Bruno Hübner in the catalog of the German National Library
- Bruno Hübner at filmportal.de
- Bruno Hübner in the Internet Movie Database (English)
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| SURNAME | Huebner, Bruno |
| BRIEF DESCRIPTION | German actor |
| DATE OF BIRTH | August 26, 1899 |
| PLACE OF BIRTH | Langenbruck |
| DATE OF DEATH | December 22, 1983 |
| Place of death | Munich |