Carl Baierl

Carl Baierl , also Karl Baierl (born June 11, 1896 in Vienna ; † 1977 ) was an Austro-German comedian and popular actor .

Live and act

Baierl trained as a goldsmith , after which he took acting lessons. Born in Vienna, he came to Munich in 1918, where he appeared as a cabaret artist, folk actor and character comedian on theaters there. Afterwards, Carl Baierl was a member of the ensemble of the Platzl cabaret for many years . Since 1952 he has been in front of the camera (for film and television). There he embodied mostly Bavarian and rural types, initially mainly in homeland movie casts.

Four years after his death, the Carl-Baierl-Bogen was named after him in the Neuperlach district of Munich .

Filmography

• 1952: The white-blue lion
• 1954: The sinful village
• 1957: The bell war
• 1957: The farmer's doctor from Bayrischzell
• 1959: The comedy nobility : The broken jug
• 1960: a woman for life
• 1961: Funkstreife Isar 12 (TV series) - The Indispensable
• 1962: Funkstreife Isar 12 (TV series) - Home remedies work wonders
• 1963: Funkstreife Isar 12 (TV series) - attention, child friend
• 1963: When I was still the forest farmer's boy
• 1963: From my forest home
• 1963: The Komödienstadel : Der Geisterbräu
• 1964: The comedy nobility : The daughter of Bombardon
• 1964: Das Kriminalmuseum (TV series) - The silent key witness
• 1964: The Crime Museum (TV series) - Dr. W.
• 1964: You co-write (TV series) - Not dreaming Marie
• 1965: The comedy nobility : The city elevation
• 1965: The Whitsun Organ (TV movie)
• 1966: The Borehole or Bavaria is not Texas
• 1966: Kommissar Freytag (TV series) - hundredths of an aperture of eight
• 1968: Count Yoster does the honors (TV series) - Fiat Justitia
• 1971: Royal Bavarian District Court (TV series) - The new maid
• 1972: The Commissioner (TV series) - Sister Ignatia

literature

• Erich Scheibmayr : Last home. Personalities in Munich cemeteries 1784–1984 . Scheibmayr, Munich 1989
• Johann Caspar Glenzdorf: Glenzdorf's international film lexicon. Biographical manual for the entire film industry. Volume 1: A-Heck. Prominent-Filmverlag, Bad Münder 1960, DNB 451560736 , p. 60.

Web links

• Carl Baierl in the Internet Movie Database (English)
• Carl Baierl at filmportal.de
• Carl Baierl Photo