Curt Stallmach
Curt Stallmach , occasionally also Kurt Stallmach (born April 25, 1914 in Rawitsch ; † unknown) was a German film architect .
Live and act
Nothing is currently known about Stallmach's career. After an assistantship, the Munich-based East German began to implement film structures in 1953, mostly in collaboration with colleagues. In the 1950s, Stallmach mainly designed the decorations for comedies and homeland films, dramas and melodramas, none of which has any greater significance in terms of film history. His last work for the cinema was that of a second architect for Billy Wilder's US comedy One, Two, Three, which was filmed in Germany .
After 1963 his track is lost. Stallmach may have died in the mid-1970s. In the handbook “Das Film-Fernseh-ABC-Taschenadreßbuch 1975-76”, the editorial deadline of which is March 31, 1975, he is no longer listed among film architects and set designers.
Filmography
for movies, unless otherwise stated
- 1953: Young heart full of love
- 1954: homesickness for Germany
- 1955: The nights are long in Hamburg
- 1956: The hunter from Roteck
- 1956: Hurray - the company has a child
- 1957: Egon, the womanizer
- 1957: Weather lights around Maria
- 1957: The Princess of St. Wolfgang
- 1957: The farmer's doctor from Bayerisch-Zell
- 1958: What not to talk about
- 1958: A song goes around the world
- 1958: The Scapegoat from Spatzenhausen
- 1958: The country doctor
- 1959: Hubertus hunt
- 1960: The Avenger
- 1961: one, two, three (as second architect)
- 1963: School of Fluency (TV play)
Web links
- Curt Stallmach in the Internet Movie Database (English)
- Curt Stallmach at filmportal.de
Individual evidence
| personal data | |
|---|---|
| SURNAME | Stallmach, Curt |
| ALTERNATIVE NAMES | Stallion, Kurt |
| BRIEF DESCRIPTION | German film architect |
| DATE OF BIRTH | April 25, 1914 |
| PLACE OF BIRTH | Rawitsch |
| DATE OF DEATH | 20th century or 21st century |